Their Last Secret

By: Rick Mofina

Narrated by: Jennifer Jill Araya

Some mistakes can never be forgotten—or forgiven.

Janie Klassyn was only fourteen years old when she made the blood pact with her friends. She could never imagine she was setting in motion the horrifying crime that would tear her peaceful prairie town apart.

Twenty years later in California, school counselor Emma Grant struggles to keep her past buried. But when she finds a note on her car threatening to reveal her secret, it becomes harder to keep up the deception. Even her teenage stepdaughter suspects that Emma is hiding something. Now, with her celebrated true-crime author husband digging into a decades-old murder case for his next book, and a suspicious accident involving someone who’s been following her, the perfect life Emma’s built is crumbling, forcing her to take desperate steps to save it…

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Look for these other pulse-pounding thrillers by International bestselling author Rick Mofina:

• Search for Her
• Her Last Goodbye
• The Lying House

Amazing!!

So well written! love all his books. a must read. narrator has a lovely reading voice

Brilliantly written!

As usual another hit by one of my favourite writers. I wondered how he was going ti get out of this one.

BUT the narrator... she did the voices brilliantly but just could not get going with the actual reading. it just didn't flow. It seems asif she just couldn't get into the story. It sounded stilted. I had to keep on remiding myself to ignore it. Eventually I upped the speed just to finish the book.

Great Story

Great build up with the switch between past and present. Kept me intrigued right up until the end.

Twisted

So many twists and turns, with so many plays then replays of years gone by. After several enveloping chapters found myself mesmerized. Great at keeping intrigue and intrest to the very end.

very unsatisfying ending

the story was very interesting and the pace was very balanced but the ending was soo frustrating. meant maybe as some sort of justice, the ending ruined everything. it did not feel good, it did not serve any justice and it more frustrating than anything else.