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The Woman Inside

Detective Dan Riley, Book 4

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The Woman Inside

Written by: Anna-Lou Weatherley
Narrated by: James Lailey
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Daisey Garrett wakes up in a hospital bed. She remembers her boyfriend has left her for another woman, but she doesn’t remember what happened to her the night she was attacked in her own home.

Daisey shouldn’t be alive but against all odds, she’s survived an ordeal most would never recover from.

But Daisey’s mind is broken. She’s on edge, drinking too much and, despite the painful breakup, finds herself in bed with her ex, Luke. And while she desperately tries to keep herself together, she can’t shake the feeling that she is being watched.

Yet the missing pieces of that fateful summer night are beginning to surface....

The lies she told the police.

The lies Luke told her.

Daisey’s memory is flickering like a faulty light bulb, flashing with images just out of reach.

She can’t remember. She mustn’t.

An absolutely gripping, addictive story, The Woman Inside takes you within the tangled mess of people’s lives and the dark secrets they hold close. Perfect for fans of Gone Girl, Before I Go to Sleep and The Wife Between Us.

©2021 Anna-Lou Weatherley (P)2022 Audible, Ltd Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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The complexity of this story lies in the compelling sympathy it evokes for the villain. Each exchange between Daisey and her boyfriend underscores the existence of individuals who prey on vulnerability, manipulating the concept of love to rationalize their self-serving agendas.

Remained curious throughout!!

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