
Missing You
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Narrado por:
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Julia Franklin
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Louise Douglas
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Fen works in a bookshop and is devoted to her young son, Connor, but she keeps herself to herself. Haunted by guilt and a terrible secret, Fen lives a compromised life, isolated from her family, far from home and too afraid of the past to risk becoming close to anyone.
She is constantly looking over her shoulder, knowing that one day the truth will catch up with her. Sean, on the other hand, is enjoying a seemingly perfect life. He has a successful career, lives in his dream home and adores his beautiful wife, Belle, and their six-year-old daughter, Amy. That is until the day Belle announces she has found someone else and wants Sean to move out. Circumstance throws Fen and Sean together. Slowly their quiet friendship turns into something much deeper and the joy they find in one another eventually gives them the confidence to trust and love again. But will the past tear them apart just as they find happiness?
©2010 Louise Douglas (P)2014 Pan Macmillan Publishers Ltd.Lo que los oyentes dicen sobre Missing You
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- Cari Brotherton
- 06-03-23
Not great. Lined her other book better.
I did not enjoy the story. Nothing much happened, but lots of fill talk. I did not like the narrator’s attempt at other voices or her influx. She made everyone sound old and without emotion.
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