The Widower

De: D.L. Fisher

Narrado por: Jessica Preddy

A BRAND-NEW totally addictive psychological thriller with a twist you won’t see coming.

Just when I thought I’d got my life back together, a handsome stranger moves in across the street. He says he lost his wife six months ago. He says he’s here for a fresh start. But I think he might be a killer.

Three months ago, a serial killer tore through our perfect little community. But he’s dead now, and I’m doing my best to pretend everything’s normal — pot roasts, Pilates, and that my stepson TJ didn’t upend our lives the minute he arrived.

That was before the new neighbour moved in.

Damian Mankiewicz is a good-looking, friendly, charming widower. But there’s something off about him. The box in his hallway marked Do Not Open. The house he bought — the one where a girl was found murdered. And the way he always seems to be watching.

When a local teenager goes missing, the whispers start all over again. About TJ. About me. About what really happened here.

I’ve already been through hell once. I’m not doing it again. If the widower is hiding something, I’ll find out — before someone else disappears for good.

A jaw-dropping thriller about secrets, suspicion, and the dark side of suburbia. Welcome to The Estates.

Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst, Valerie Keogh and T.M. Logan.

©2026 D L Fisher (P)2026 Audible Ltd.

DNF

So many implausible situations and thought processes just in the first few chapters, I kept thinking how ridiculous the characters were. DNF, maybe it gets better. Great narrator.

Not as good as the first

terrible ending ...obviously going to be a third, not sure I would bother with it

The twist at the end

Even better than the first book! I love the twist at the end. Will there be a part 3?

good twists

Interesting plot, keeps you guessing. Ending is weak/rushed. Otherwise enjoyable. Naration is very good.

Twisted

Annoyingly neurotic rich women with nothing else to do but drum up drama, painful to listen to main character's self talk