The Silent Reflection

De: T. L. Sturgis

Narrado por: Jenny Myers

Duración: 10 h y 28 m

Resumen del Editor

Secrets can be buried, but the Lockhart family's sinister past has a way of resurfacing in ways they never expected.

In the nightmarish enclave of Altura Heights, Detective Ward has his sights set on the seemingly picture-perfect Lockhart family. But beneath the surface lies a web of lies, murder, and deceit that will leave you breathless.

Can Meredith Lockhart, a relentless lawyer, protect her family's secrets before Detective Ward uncovers the truth?

Family, secrets, and a buried history collide in "The Silent Reflection," a gripping psychological crime thriller. Follow Meredith and her twin sister as they fight to keep their family's past from catching up with them.

With a shocking twist and powerful emotions, this story will keep you captivated until the very end.

If you enjoyed books like "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn or "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides, you'll love "The Silent Reflection." Don't miss out on this intense and suspenseful story.

©2023 Tyeshia Sturgis (P)2024 Tyeshia Sturgis

Could not stop listening

Secrets, secrets all over the place. Every family has some secrete=and this one has tons of it and those around them helps them keep it. Without going into details, I just have to say to listen/read this novel, it will keep you captivated and mumbling... “no way”,” huh” and “unreal”! So enjoyed this novel and highly recommend it.

Interesting....

This was an interesting story. It lagged in some places and seemed a little disjointed in others. But, it still held my attention. Narration was good, but it was odd hearing a very female voice speaking about something that happened to her wife, but it was really a male character speaking. It threw me a few times. I think the narrator should change when the POV gender changes or the narrator needs to be able to do a better job at portraying different gender voices. Very interesting ending.

The Silent Reflection

This book just wasn't my cup of tea. For one thing, I didn't like any of the characters and found most of them annoying. I also wasn't fond of the style of the book. Each of the main characters had chapters and sections in the book and these were told as internal thoughts of that character. The internal dialogues were so stilted and just didn't feel natural at all. The author repeated some things multiple times and the book could have been much shorter if we weren't told the same things so often. I also had a problem with the flow of the story and got lost in the constant change of characters.

The idea of the story was interesting and I'm sure that some people will love this book. In the end, justice is served for some but definitely not for others. It's not a bad read, just not for me. The narrator did a great job and held my interest throughout the book.

It was a good read

It was a long read, but I loved the twist and the web of secrets. For some reason, I already figured out who was the unreliable narrator and was I wrong?