The Three Beths

By: Jeff Abbott

Narrated by: Ellen Archer

From New York Times bestselling writer Jeff Abbott, a psychologically intense and emotionally gripping new suspense novel about a daughter's desperate search for her missing mother—one that may lead her closer to home than she ever anticipated.

My mom would never leave me.

This has been Mariah Dunning's motto. Her compass. Her belief. So when she glimpses her mother—who's been missing for the past year—on the other side of a crowded food court, Mariah's conviction becomes stronger than ever. Or is she losing her mind?

An unlikely coincidence?

When Beth Dunning disappeared without a trace, suspicion for her murder—despite the lack of a body or any physical evidence—immediately fell upon Mariah's father. Until Mariah stumbles upon two other recent disappearances from Lakehaven. And all three women had the same name: Beth.

Or a sinister connection?

Mariah would give anything to find out what happened to her mother, and clear her father's name. But the truth may be more devastating than she could have imagined...

Jeff Abbott once again proves why he's "one of the best thriller writers in the business" (Associated Press) with this twisty new novel.

©2018 Jeff Abbott (P)2018 Hachette Audio

Critic reviews

"Abbott uses his skills as a master storyteller to convey a complicated and ambitious tale that seems straightforward but is full of twists and red herrings. He also keeps the story moving without falling into clichés or over-the-top revelations. The mystery works because of the terrific characters and the beautiful road map he unveils while navigating the reader through a complex landscape. Those who enjoy unpredictable stories can never go wrong diving into the world of Jeff Abbott."—The Washington Post

"Jeff Abbott has proven over the last two years that he's able to write suspense just as well as action . . . maybe even better. While his last book, Blame, had a killer twist ending, Abbott tops himself with the final act in The Three Beths, which will leave even veteran readers stunned."—CrimeReads

"You'd be hard pressed to find a more versatile writer working in the thriller genre right now than Jeff Abbott. Whether it's Mark Greaney-like action thrillers or Harlan Coben-like suspense thrillers, Abbott can do it all, and he does it consistently at a very high level...[and] THE THREE BETHS, frankly, might just be the best thing he's delivered so far."—The Real Book Spy

And one of the best books!

This book kept my attention, and I could not stay away from it. So well written.

Also loved it

Involved story that had plenty of twists and turns.
Very interesting, will seek out more from this author.
Enjoyed the narrator also.

AWESOME!

Hated for this book to end. I cared about all the characters and story was intriguing. Can't wait for his next book.

Good book

This book had a lot of twists to the point it was driving me crazy but in a good way. Kept me wanting to listen.

Loved it!

This was the first Jeff Abbott book I’ve ever read/listened to and absolutely loved it! I was totally sucked in the entire time! A must read if you ask me!

the Beth's

I didn't love it tho I did finish. just couldn't believe the daughter and the other characters almost as shallow.

Loved it

That was a surprise ending! I couldn’t figure it out till about 20 minutes before the end.

So good!

I found Jeff Abbott by mistake while looking at a book exchange table we had in a call center that I worked in. I started with Panic and loved it. I stuggle to read because I struggle with focus but I couldn't stop reading it so I was excited to try another. The Three Beths was my second read from him and it was so so good. I didnt see the end coming.. until the end. He's very good with the mystery and misdirection. This is so very worth the money and time!

The Three Beths

Abbott never ceases to amaze me with his creations. They are spell binding and leave you guessing at every turn. He has become one of my favorite authors.

Good story

Enjoyed the storyline but did not like the voice of the reader, super monotone and robotic. Otherwise, good book.