Witness for Wendy
Bearing Witness, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Nikki Loy
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Written by:
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Marcia Turner
About this listen
A missing actress. A bored writer. A matter of life and death when their stories collide....
Actress Wendy Knight thought her life was finally turning around. But when her ex came back into the picture, he wanted to take all of that away from her and more...and then she disappeared.
Scriptwriter Angie Bearing longs to write something deeper than daytime soaps. When the plot for a new thriller comes to her, she doesn't question it. At least until she discovers an uncanny resemblance between her story and the unsolved disappearance of an actress named Wendy. Angie begins to investigate. As she retraces Wendy's footsteps, she doesn't realize that someone is watching her. Someone who would do anything to keep the awful truth buried for good....
Witness for Wendy is the captivating first book in the Bearing Witness series, a collection of exciting thrillers. If you like surprising twists, edge-of-your-seat suspense, and a touch of the unusual, then you'll love MK Turner's fast-paced mystery.
©2020 Marcia Turner (P)2020 Marcia TurnerWhat listeners say about Witness for Wendy
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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Performance4 out of 5 stars
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Kelly Kenrick
- 2021-04-14
Very Disturbing
Witness for Wendy
This is a truly disturbing story. Be very careful reading this. It’s a dark physiological thriller.
This is a story within a story. Definitely don’t like Wendy’s boyfriend. He’s creepy, demeaning, manipulative, and someone no woman should have to put up with.
Angie is a screenwriter for a successful soap opera. She wakes up one morning and starts writing a novel about a woman who goes missing. As things progress Angie gets more and more involved in the real life story of a missing actress which seems to mirrors her story.
I’m only three or four hours into this audiobook and am already questioning whether or not I can finish listening to this. I want to know what happens; if what I think is going to happen will happen, but I really don’t know if I can handle this character.
You can tell this story is very well written. This is definitely a departure from M.K. Turner’s detective series, which is fine. Obviously I’m connecting with the writing. If I listen to it, it’s going to take a while, because it will have to be done in small doses.
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