Hush, Delilah

By: Angie Gallion

Narrated by: Suzie Althens

On the surface, Delilah Reddick’s life looks perfect. Her husband is a pillar of the community, and with her as his quietly supportive wife, they appear to be the picture of success and happiness. But there are deep cracks in the foundation, dark secrets Delilah has never shared with anyone.

Delilah knows what her husband is capable of when the evil inside him finds its way to the surface, but running would only delay the inevitable. Chase would hunt her to the ends of the earth before allowing her to take his only son from him. Delilah would rather die than leave her fourteen-year-old behind, but when her son begins displaying his father’s violent tendencies, she knows she must act.

In her quest to save her son, Delilah sets off a chain of events that could rock the community and reveal the darkest secret of them all. After years of staying quiet, Delilah must find her voice before her husband silences her forever.

©2022 Angie Gallion (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Very boring

I thought this book would keep me entertained, but it was ok nothing to brag about , I only finish it cause I pay for it I find myself rolling my eyes a lot and the end was even worse.Would not recommend buy it u are going to be disappointed I have no idea how it’s 5 stars

My thoughts changed as I read

It’s interesting and pulled me in at first, but then it was upsetting and felt unrealistic in certain aspects. I like how it ended, but it didn’t keep me glued to finish it in my usual timeline; I could put it down easily and pick it back up.

Great!

Kept me interested great narrator. Not boring . First time listening to this author look forward to more.

Real and gritty

Story was well written and author knew the subject well! The narrator is fantastic and I will look for more books she has narrated

Narrator makes a difference

The narrator sets the tone of an audio book. This one was great, really draws the scene with her narration. The story is sad and reflected of domestic violence victims. Enjoyed the book.

Had Me From The Beginning

Very well written psychological thriller - unputdownable. The ending was a bit off for me but not horrible.

narrative voice

I liked very much keeper me curious what was going Tobe the end still wonder about her tires

Flat story with ridiculous ending

The story was okay but flat with no surprises or twists. The narration was good and kept me interested. The ending was just stupid though. A 14 yo kid packs everything, cleans his room, and runs away with no trace. Come on! And the mom moves away while the kid is missing. The ending left me scratching my head and just plain irritated.

Excellent story, wonderfully performed

Susie Althens has a voice that could read bedtime stories to the wickedest insomniac. The story was great too and although you know most of the way thru "who done it", there is still enough suspense to keep listening as often as possible. Loved it!

Suspensful yet predictable. Relatable for those that are impacted by domestic abuse.

I really liked the entire book. Well read. Well written and flows nicely. Some things could be triggering for those impacted by domestic situations. I love that the abuser ends up actually paying for his crimes in the end, unlike most in real life.