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You Never Said Goodbye
- Narrated by: George Weightman
- Length: 10 hrs and 41 mins
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Summary
The day she died was only the beginning....
A devoted mother....
Sam Cooper has a happy life: a good job, a blossoming relationship. Yet, there's something he can never forget - the image seared into his mind of his mother, Laurie, dying when he was a child. His father allowed his grief to tear them apart, and Sam hasn't seen him in years.
A loving wife....
Until an unexpected call from Firwood hospital, asking Sam to come home, puts in motion a chain of devastating events. On his deathbed, Sam's father makes a shocking confession.
A liar?
Who was Laurie Cooper? It's clear that everything Sam thought he knew about his mother was wrong. And now he's determined to find out exactly what she did and why - whatever the cost.
What happens if you discover you've been lied to by your own family for 25 years?
Sam Cooper is about to find out.
Critic reviews
"Grips from the first page to the last. A UK thriller writer that gives giants like Linwood Barclay and Harlan Coben a run for their money." (Mark Billingham)
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- Beverley
- 20-06-23
A good listen.
I enjoyed this book, mainly because of the narration - at last someone who correctly enunciates ‘asphalt’. ⭐️
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- Nick Cunningham
- 12-06-22
Disappointing story and audio
Unbelievable story, far-fetched and the main character avoided death on far too many occasions to be convincing. The audio was distracting, especially when he did American accents. It sounded exactly what it was, an English actor trying to sound American (unsuccessfully)
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