The Mother's Fault
A Totally Addictive Psychological Thriller Full of Twists
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Narrated by:
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Taryn Ryan
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By:
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Nicole Trope
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I am cooking spaghetti, his favourite, while he plays in the garden. But when I look up, he’s gone. I call the police, my hands shaking so much that I hit the wrong digits twice. "My son is missing."
When the police turn up, I’m trapped in the web of my lies.
I have hidden the truth from eight-year-old Riley, my little boy who loves climbing trees and always has scraped knees. I have hidden my secret from everyone.
Riley knows his father is dead but he has no idea why. He doesn’t know his dad’s real name, and there are no pictures in the house. Not a single person knows what happened eight years ago.
I love my son more than anything but the truth is, I have always feared for him. When the first gift arrived in our mailbox, wrapped in blue paper with silver stars, I realised I was right to be afraid.
Now, I can see the question in the detectives’ eyes. Am I a mother with a missing child or a mother with a lot to hide? I need them to save my son - but how much can I tell them without losing him forever?
A totally gripping psychological thriller that will get your pulse racing like crazy as it hits you with twist after twist after twist!
©2021 Nicole Trope (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.What listeners say about The Mother's Fault
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- Trish Johnstone
- 02-04-2022
The Mother’s Fault
This book is so boring and the person reading it has the worst voice. I need to return it.
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