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Trust Me
By: Hank Phillippi RyanNarrated by: Saskia Maarleveld
Length: 12 hrs and 43 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 08-28-18
Language: English
Publisher: Macmillan Audio
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Overview:
Trust Me is the chilling standalone audiobook of psychological suspense and manipulation that award-winning author and renowned investigative reporter Hank Phillippi Ryan was born to write.
An accused killer insists she's innocent of a heinous murder.
A grieving journalist surfaces from the wreckage of her shattered life.
Their unlikely alliance leads to a dangerous cat and mouse game that will leave you breathless.
Who can you trust when you can't trust yourself?
This program includes a bonus interview with the author.
My Review:
Trust Me
Hank Phillipi Ryan
Hank Phillipi Ryan
Story 4.5
Ryan’s latest tale is a page-turning, emotional rollercoaster ride, a chilling psychological thriller about lies, murder, grief and starting over that will entice and pull at heartstrings. The characters are genuine, the scenes realistic and the first person narrative grabs readers from the start taking them through a myriad of non-stop twists and unexpected turns while holding their rapt attention until the spine-tingling end. And except for a brief period where her grieving yet professional writer protagonist Mercer comes off a bit too gullible the storyline is flawless enthralling her many fans and hooking new ones.
Ryan’s latest tale is a page-turning, emotional rollercoaster ride, a chilling psychological thriller about lies, murder, grief and starting over that will entice and pull at heartstrings. The characters are genuine, the scenes realistic and the first person narrative grabs readers from the start taking them through a myriad of non-stop twists and unexpected turns while holding their rapt attention until the spine-tingling end. And except for a brief period where her grieving yet professional writer protagonist Mercer comes off a bit too gullible the storyline is flawless enthralling her many fans and hooking new ones.
Narration 5
The narration by Saskia Maarleveld is mesmerizingly perfect, depicting each character male and female and every high and low emotion exquisitely. And her rendering of Mercer is absolutely flawless. Her intonations are impeccable and she’s easily understood giving the novel that extra level of enjoyment not found in reading alone. I have enjoyed her work before and am amazed by her expansive genre range.
The narration by Saskia Maarleveld is mesmerizingly perfect, depicting each character male and female and every high and low emotion exquisitely. And her rendering of Mercer is absolutely flawless. Her intonations are impeccable and she’s easily understood giving the novel that extra level of enjoyment not found in reading alone. I have enjoyed her work before and am amazed by her expansive genre range.
SUMMARY:
It’s day four hundred forty two since journalist Mercer Hennessey lost her husband and toddler daughter in a tragic car accident, she’s stopped living and is merely existing on survivor’s guilt, grief and pain. Then a former colleague shows up with a job offer, the perfect opportunity to kick-start not only her career but just maybe a life re-start too. She’s been given the opportunity to write a true crime book about the Baby Boston murder trial where the baby’s mother is accused of the heinous murder. Mercer agrees and decides to write it for not only the victim in this crime but also for her sweet young daughter whose life ended way too soon. When the trial takes an unexpected twist Mercer and the accused killer’s lives become enmeshed in a way that she would have never in a million years imagined.
It’s day four hundred forty two since journalist Mercer Hennessey lost her husband and toddler daughter in a tragic car accident, she’s stopped living and is merely existing on survivor’s guilt, grief and pain. Then a former colleague shows up with a job offer, the perfect opportunity to kick-start not only her career but just maybe a life re-start too. She’s been given the opportunity to write a true crime book about the Baby Boston murder trial where the baby’s mother is accused of the heinous murder. Mercer agrees and decides to write it for not only the victim in this crime but also for her sweet young daughter whose life ended way too soon. When the trial takes an unexpected twist Mercer and the accused killer’s lives become enmeshed in a way that she would have never in a million years imagined.
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This sounds good Debbie. I love Saskia Maarleveld's narrations.
ReplyDeleteYeah she was fab Kim
DeleteI have not listened to her, but it sounds I should. I do like a good narrator
ReplyDeleteOh yes she is good
DeleteAh spine chilling thriller, nice!! I like this narrator too, she always does a great job of bring characters and books to life.
ReplyDeleteyes and I usually hear her reciting historical Celtic novels this was a pleasant change of pace
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