A Life Unraveled

By: Jill Hannah Anderson

Narrated by: Sophie Amoss

A Life Unraveled is the story of kindergarten teacher Lily Gallo, who is a happily married mother of three with a perfect life - until the day she is brutally attacked while out for a run.

Lily grew up on a farm and always considered herself resilient. But when the small town’s high school football hero is arrested and convicted for the attack, Lily and her family suffer retaliation from some of the community, enticing Lily to wrap herself in an opioid cloud. When she puts her daughters’ lives in jeopardy, the wake-up call motivates Lily to flush the narcotics and clean up her life. But the clarity she expects is overshadowed by unnerving memory lapses.

As unexplained events become more disturbing, Lily believes that, although her attacker started the destruction, someone else is determined to finish it.

©2022 Jill Hannah Anderson (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Stellar

This book was a moving portrayal of a victim's experience with a twisting plot. The reader also did a great job of developing personal. I will be recommending this book to friends.

Jill’s books continue to be among my favorites!

Great story! Jill Hannah Anderson continues to write incredibly interesting stories. Well done audio book.

eh...

the main character is annoying and privileged. one of those people who have zero empathy until something affects them, and who whines despite having amazing support many people don't.

it only got interesting towards the end when someone started gaslighting her. the first half is her being annoying.

Good.. but…

Since it’s included for free I can’t complain. The story starts out interesting which I really like but then it’s a bit tedious. A simple video surveillance could’ve saved this couple so much distress so it feels like a major hole that was never suggested especially with police actively involved. And it gets far fetched but still all in all an ok listen.

Enjoyable despite the subject matter

The story starts off with a violent attack of the main character. I thought that at some point the story would lag but it kept me engaged. And I love when stories throw in red herrings.