Now I Found You

A gripping and emotional psychological thriller

By: Mila Oliver

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Sometimes the most twisted secrets come from your own past...

Seven years after her little sister drowned in a lake, Kate is finally beginning to heal from Emily's tragic death. Until one night, after returning to her hometown, she sees the one face she never thought she'd see again.

It's Emily.

The girl is all grown up now, but Kate knows her sister's face better than anyone. The chilling sighting reignites the doubts Kate has always had about Emily's drowning, and forces her to revisit all the mysterious circumstances that surrounded that day.

With the help of her high school ex-boyfriend, Kate desperately tries to track down the girl she saw. She discovers shocking secrets from the past, confronts her own guilt from that day, and faces buried demons from her childhood.

The more she digs, the more she becomes obsessed with uncovering the answer to one question:

What really happened to Emily?


Now I Found You is a fast-paced domestic drama packed with suspense and twisted family secrets, with a jaw-dropping ending like no other. Nothing will prepare you for that final twist!

The story is awesome

I loved the story, it was well told and unpredictable. But the virtual voice limited the amount of emotional involvement I had with the story and made me only aware of the many times that the virtual voice could not mimic a real person. There was so much missing because of the virtual voice. But I did love the story!

What I know now was a book I liked.

I liked and enjoyed all the characters in this book. They seem to be very. I had a good deal of sympathy for the female character and her problems. This book was a little bit sad but had a very good and intriguing Ending,

Do not listen to this but read the book instead

Virtual voice is a terrible narrator. There is inaccurate inflections when they even happen. It is very robotic sounding and takes away from the story of this book. I hope this is not going to be a new trend in audio books. It will be a huge disservice to the authors & readers.

Storyline is good but at times rushed and doesn’t make sense in a few scenes. It made too many things unbelievable and even cheesy in what is overall a very serious book.

Almost Harlen Coben

This is a good mystery/thriller that's almost comparable to my favorite mystery author.

That said, I don't critically read (listen to?) fiction. As long as a plot contrivance (deus ex machina) doesn't jar the mood, I just enjoy the ride.

AI Voice Recording-Horrible

The AI generated voice recording of this book ruined a great story. The pauses and tone were not realistic. Please don’t let this be the new trend.

Electronic voice is no good

The electronic voice is so impersonal that I’ve quit listening after about I approximately an hour.

Uhh NO🙄!

Sorry for the spoiler I didn’t get past chapter 5. After 7 years of ignoring disappearing no contact whatsoever she just shows up and asks for help and he agrees to help her. He didn’t have a girlfriend wife baby momma? Nothing! I’ve listened to my share of rom-coms comedy mysteries even paranormal and this is still the most far fetched crap. I didn’t finish maybe I missed out on something interesting but that irritated me.