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The Other Woman
- Narrated by: Clare Corbett
- Length: 9 hrs and 50 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
Okay y'all, it's spooky season, and my November Reese's Book Club X Hello Sunshine book pick - The Other Woman by Sandie Jones - has one of the most twisted and entertaining plots. When Emily meets Adam, she thinks she's found the one - but it's not long before another woman tries to ruin their relationship. And folks...that woman is HIS MOTHER. I can't wait for y'all to finish it because I NEED to discuss that ending with you! X Reese
The Reese Witherspoon X Hello Sunshine Book Club pick for November and USA Today best seller
The Other Woman by Sandie Jones is the most twisty, addictive, and unpausable debut audio thriller you'll hear this year.
He loves you: Adam adores Emily. Emily thinks Adam’s perfect, the man she thought she’d never meet.
But she loves you not: Lurking in the shadows is a rival, a woman who shares a deep bond with the man she loves.
And she'll stop at nothing: Emily chose Adam, but she didn’t choose his mother, Pammie. There’s nothing a mother wouldn’t do for her son, and now Emily is about to find out just how far Pammie will go to get what she wants: Emily gone forever.
The Other Woman will have you questioning her in every chapter.
This program includes a bonus conversation with the author.
What the critics say
"Fun and fiendishly clever with a twist you will not see coming. Make room in your beach bag for this one!" (Wendy Walker, best-selling author of All Is Not Forgotten)
"Thoroughly entertaining. Pammie is the mother-in-law from hell!" (Michelle Frances, number-one best-selling author of The Girlfriend)
“The Other Woman is an absorbing thriller with a great twist. A perfect beach read.” (Kristin Hannah, number-one New York Times best-selling author of The Great Alone)
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- Leandri
- 2018-10-26
Great twist but the middle is unbearable
For the first time in all the years I've listened to audiobooks, I found myself skipping ahead. The bulk of the story was excruciating because it is just so unrealistic. No person in real life will allow so many things to be done to them without saying a word.
5 people found this helpful
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- Sheila-La
- 2019-06-20
You will forget your surroundings
I listen to 3-4 books a week and it's so rare to find a psychological thriller with twists I see a mile away. Other faves include Anonymous Girl, all of Ruth Ware, Peter Swanson (I love when other reviewers do this so I can hold up their 5 stars with books I do/do not like!) It's British, dramatic, well written, brilliantly performed...
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- Chiasson Crew
- 2020-07-23
Woah! That ending!!
loved it so much more then I expected to! Grab this one! you wont be sorry! loved the narrator too!
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- Sam
- 2019-11-18
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING
The story and the narrator were incredible. Clare Corbetts performance was enthralling and the story had me guessing until the very last moments. I got this book on a whim quickly before boarding a flight and listened to the entire thing in one go. A rollercoaster of a story with no obvious ending - a great plot twist! Highly recommend it
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- Melissa
- 2019-09-12
Yikes
I have a tough time with protagonists who stand in their own way, eg: The Woman in The Window or The Girl on The Train. I like my main characters to be hardier, intelligent and make thoughtful decisions. This wasn't a main character I could look up to, and her prideful stubbornness to leave an ever worsening situation was frustrating. I also found the couple's relationship unbelievable as I picked up on clues the author left fairly early on (points for her). As someone who would never tolerate that knobhead's behaviour or allow a situation to unravel so messily, it was a dragging listen. There is a neat twist at the end, but nothing I didn't figure out halfway through. Would be a fun twist for the casual reader for sure.
I agree with another reviewer: if you love strong, independent female characters this probably won't be for you. Honestly, I liked Revenge Wears Prada better than this lol.
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- Nicole Swain
- 2019-03-16
Great plot twist!
While slow to start, this story delivers a juicy twist and an enjoyable conclusion that made it all worth it.
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-03-15
Pretty Good
I didn't love the story as a personal preference, but it was well written and performed.
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- Bianca
- 2019-02-23
Fantastic!
Fully enjoyed this story and it is very well written. Love the plot so much.
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- Kindle Customer
- 2019-02-14
Great book
.Great story. Really felt for the main character. Surprising twist that I didn't see coming.
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- Shai
- 2018-12-07
Incredible
This was incredible!!! So many twists and turns that had me yelling what!! In my car. Incredible book.
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- Some random person
- 2018-12-20
Lame
The majority of this weak-sauce of a book reads like the diary of the most uninteresting woman in the world whose only care in the world is the concern that her boyfriends "mum" hates her.
She obsesses over ever minor interaction with the mum without ever so much as having a frank, adult conversation with her boyfriend. She thinks about talking to him but her only attempt at communication is maybe scrunching up her nose or making a face of displeasure. She's a passive aggressive lame-o that likes to narrate things like "I am a strong person." Uhhh, nope - you're not. A strong person would have the uncomfortable conversation.
The relationship is as shallow as she is. There is literally not a hint of a shared life, common interests, or even interactions with his friends. But he is handsome, gives nice compliments, and the sex is apparently good so that should be enough to carry the story?
The boyfriend seems to stay out to all hours and get drunk quite often, but she seems to think this is like totally healthy - but the mum says something a bit off and this woman spends chapters describing how it haunts her for days or weeks. Again, lame.
Even the ending is gawd awful. It doesn't make any sense. If you go back through and rehash the plot points the ending DOES NOT MAKE ANY SENSE!! This for me is why the book earned 1 star.
A bit of a *spoiler* here but the best example of the worst of the plot is that the mum fakes cancer, is caught faking outright, and then suddenly a couple weeks or month later actually gets ill with cancer. But the book doesn't explain it, she just turns up with cancer. It's f'ing insane.
This feels like a watered-down English copy of The Girl on the Train (which was absolutely great).
76 people found this helpful
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- Karen DeGroot
- 2018-09-21
worst book and worst leading character
just unbelievable from start to finish. a very simp look e, naive leading character....UGH I hated it
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- FIRE GIRL
- 2018-11-30
meh
psycho mother in law. quick twist at the end. it was a reach. not very satisfying. I expected more from a reesebookclub pick. it was basically a bad lifetime movie.
35 people found this helpful
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- Jenn
- 2018-08-22
Meh somewhat ok thriller, but the kind where everything unravels at the VERY end
This was ok. I wouldn’t outright recommend it but I wouldn’t prevent someone from getting it if they were really considering it. I like mystery thrillers that unravel throughout the book with hints both subtle and obvious and sufficient time the end for revelations and for the audience to make connections from the other events that occurred throughout the book (“show not tell”). I was entertained enough by this book and there were definitely parts where I really thought I had the twist predicted and I was wrong (not totally but more so than correct) — but not in a super impressive way. Not seeing a twist coming isn’t always stronger than an “obvious” twist that is solidly supported with a web of backstory, clues, and good character development. One strong aspect of the book is the author’s ability to create a mood of anticipation — even whether or not it amounts to anything, I still thought the way these moods were written was decent. I like this narrator from many other books but in this story, her voice was a little too mature for the main character, like Mary Poppins playing a 20-something-year-old — proper, sure...but not quite right. It was, however, the just the right voice for the boyfriend’s mother.
77 people found this helpful
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- Ashley Mainen
- 2018-11-10
I hater to give negative reviews - BUT...
This was truly one of the first books I have ever read where I hate every single main character within it. It was a predictable, unrealistic bore to get through. I feel so harsh saying it, but oh, it was bad!
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- Aggie
- 2018-11-11
Meh. Disappointing. Hard to listen to.
I felt this was a sub par psychological thriller. Much of it was listening to bickering conversations I wanted to end. I felt like the main character was stupid (sorry couldn’t find a more fitting word) for letting this happen to her. The story was a little ADHD the first half. One story is being told and then it went to a flashback and then a story outside of that flashback. Wished it would just stick the story. Ending was a little predictable.
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- Nikki
- 2018-11-04
A predictable pass
The main character is so desperate for a happy ending she blatantly ignores signs that tell her to run. This book just didn’t do it for me. I had to force myself to finish.
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- Julia
- 2018-12-01
pushed the limits of credulity
Women who twist themselves into knots to be with someone they "love"...bah! This dysfunctional relationship should have been axed twenty chapters earlier. i want to read about strong women and true partnerships in love. This missed the mark.
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- Sara
- 2018-08-26
Left dumb struck!
Holy mother of... woah, sometimes a book comes around and smacks you upside the head. Dumb struck! Like how did I not see that? Sandier Jones wrote a fantastic mystery. That is what this is... there isn’t much of a thriller feel until those last 15 minutes. But during that brief time your heart will be going wild. I do kind of wish there was more of a thriller aspect to the story but it’s a great think story.
The narrator Clare Corbett was great. She read a fantastic story and, again, the accent is just perfect! I’d definitely listen to more books read by Ms. Corbett.
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- C. A. Cameron
- 2018-08-28
Spare me the constant blushes!
Well, no one can say I was not warned. There were "hints and allegations", reviews and comments from other readers and listeners. And when I trust my instinct as I consider the purchase an Audible download, if I pause? Baaaad choice. And The Other Woman
and
especially
the
slow
pacing
of
reader
Clare Corbett
was a baaaaad choice.
But, I whinged, it's steamy, sweat down the back of my neck hot in Missouri. It's 103 in my car before A/C kicks in. I'm bored! Bored, bored and more bored! I wanted entertainment, I wanted suspense, I wanted "Gone Girl" Version 2, I wanted
"Passenger" Version 2! And Emily? Those other two novels' protagonists would have given her a slap across the face, kicked her to the floor and stepped over the body.
I am kicking Emily out of my Audible, stepping over her excessively blushing body and walking away.
I have returned 4 books over the past year. I asked my librarian "Why is so much ______ (expletive) published recently"? She leaned forward and whispered "Because nowadays, publishers will publish just about anything". True words! And The Other Woman is a prime example.
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