Trust Me
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4.0 • 125 Ratings
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- £7.99
Publisher Description
The intensely gripping novel from the master of the up-all-night thriller, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Holiday and The Mother.
'Thriller of the year? This is the thriller of the decade' My Weekly
Two strangers, a child and a split second choice that will change everything.
Ellen was just trying to help a stranger... When a flustered young mother on the train needed to make an urgent phone call, Ellen offered to hold her baby. But a few minutes turned into ten, and the mother showed no sign of returning.
Confused and increasingly concerned, Ellen checked the baby's bag. Inside, she found the note:
Please protect Mia
Don't trust the police
Don't trust anyone
'A brilliant premise, thrillingly executed' JP Delaney, author of The Girl Before
'Everything you want from a thriller, and more' Lesley Kara
'Absorbing and tense, fuelled by a very real sense of jeopardy' Adele Parks
'Logan is undoubtedly the master of the all-too-believable, it-could-happen-to-me story' B.A. Paris
'Gripping, original, with compelling characters and a great twist!' Jenny Quintana, author of The Missing Girl
'Gets its hooks into you from the very first page' Deborah O' Connor, author of The Captive
'A hugely entertaining, twisting, propulsive thrill-ride' Chris Whitaker, author of We Begin at the End
'Totally brilliant. Did not have a clue how it was going to unravel' Heidi Perks, author of Now You See Her
'Be prepared to sacrifice sleep!' Gillian McCallister, author of How to Disappear
'Addictive, tense, and packed with twists!' Samantha Downing, author of My Lovely Wife
Customer Reviews
Excellent book
Loved the book, but the narration really let it down. Although the narration was good, particularly in the male parts, the main character sounded so much older than 41. I had to keep reminding myself that the main character was not, in fact, a very well spoken lady in her mid sixties! But a really good book that I couldn’t stop listening to
Trust Me
Brilliant narration, compelling story!
It’s ok
The idea of the story is a good one and well narrated. The heroine is a 41 year old divorcee- split from cheating husband and due to strain of not having kids. She works in aerospace so, one assumes, is pretty smart. As the story progresses she comes up against ‘baddies’ and she um’s and ah’s about whether they’re really baddies or not. Um’s and ah’s about what to do, why things have happened. She is supposed to be clever and yet does the silliest things. The baddies kept threatening her and I soon began to wish they’d make good their threats and kill her as she was annoying the hell out of me! It was an ok listen, but the lead character is just SO irritating. The ending was as expected so that was disappointing. So the book is ok, but I’d get something else. Sorry.