The Night Away
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Narrated by:
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Rosamund Hine
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Written by:
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Jess Ryder
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Their baby was supposed to be mine....
No relationship is perfect. But since the birth of baby Mabel seven months ago, Amber and George have been in desperate need of a night away. Mabel is all that Amber has ever wanted, but she can’t deny that sometimes she struggles to cope. George has booked them into a luxury hotel, and Amber’s sister is babysitting. Yet just as they are ready to leave, Amber can’t suppress a feeling of worry....
Amber is right to be anxious. Because as she and George sip cocktails at the hotel bar, what she doesn’t know is that her little girl is in terrible danger. Somebody has been following her every move, taking note of her habits. Somebody who desperately wants a child of their own. Somebody who believes that Mabel is supposed to be theirs.
When Amber’s sister reports that Mabel’s crib is empty, Amber’s world implodes. She knows that if her baby is not found, she will never forgive her sister.
But Amber also has a secret, hidden from those she loves. Is the only person who knows the truth out to make her pay? Amber will do whatever it takes to get her daughter back...but could her lies have put her little girl at risk?
A truly gripping psychological thriller of manipulation and betrayal from best-selling author Jess Ryder. The Night Away will have you hooked until the final devastating revelation. Perfect for fans of The Girl on the Train or The Woman in the Window.
©2020 Jess Ryder (P)2020 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.What listeners say about The Night Away
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- 2021-03-29
Good plot but drags on a bit
This novel had a lot of potential IF it moved a bit faster. There was way to much description of unnecessary things like where they put down a glass etc. It seemed like there was a maximum quota to fill. At times I felt like skipping just to get on with it. The end wrapped up so fast where we actually wanted to know what happened. Also not all of us know “British” terminology.. maybe explain words like “snog” or “sod”.
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