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  • Aftermath of a Murder

  • By: V K McGivney
  • Narrated by: Nano Nagle
  • Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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Aftermath of a Murder

By: V K McGivney
Narrated by: Nano Nagle
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Summary

Why was accountant Howard Armstrong murdered when he was leaving his office one afternoon?

After her husband is gunned down by an unknown assailant, his traumatized widow, Karen, is left to bring up three children on her own. The shock of his death is intensified when she discovers that Howard had been leading a secret life of which she was totally unaware. Devastated by the revelations emerging from the murder enquiry, she is determined to keep her children from learning the terrible truth about their father. To escape gossip and press intrusion, she takes them on a short trip to Wales.

On their return, she sinks into depression and is persuaded by a friend to undergo psychotherapy. The police announce that they have arrested a suspect, but it is Karen herself who finds a vital clue leading to the discovery of the identity of Howard's real murderer.

©2018 V K McGivney (P)2018 V K McGivney
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Mystery combined with emotion

I was provided with a free copy of this audiobook in return for an honest review.

Part mystery and part emotional journey, both parts handled with sensitivity and charm. The writer has cleverly combined two very different story lines into one engrossing novel.

Without giving too much away, this is a wonderful study of what happens to the family of a murder victim when it is discovered that things aren't what they seem.

Karen is a genuinely sympathetic person who has three children and has just learned her husband has been shot. The story is delicately written as more information about the murder is revealed and Karen learns that her husband had been keeping secrets.

With the help of a family liaison officer who seems to be willing and able to provide her with support, the story focuses on how she and her children have to cope with the press, the future and the lies her husband told them.

I loved this study of the emotional journey the family had to go on to deal with the murder of a family member, and then the idea that he had lied to them about important parts of his life.

The narrator for a story like this had to have the right tone for the main character to help you empathise with her, and in this case I would say that Nano makes a perfect narrator. She captures the helplessness Karen feels as life continues to throw more things at her.

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So different

To hear from the side of the family. The aftermath quite honestly is terrifying
Though the teen daughter drove me mad I could understand the trauma & secrecy would be driving her mad too.
Her Mam the weight she had to carry, awful so called friends. New friends and support.
Honestly I could go on. This story really goes into so much. It’s addictive.
Great tale, a new look at a thriller for me.

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