Only Ever Her

“Unputdownable!” - Robyn Carr, New York Times bestselling author

Annie Taft’s wedding is four days away, and it will be one of the grandest anyone can remember in her small South Carolina town. Preparations are in order. Friends and family are gathering in anticipation. Everything is going according to plan. Except that Annie herself has vanished. Did she have second thoughts? Or has something much worse happened to the bride-to-be?

While her loved ones frantically try to track her down, they’re forced to grapple with their own secrets - secrets with the power to reframe entire relationships, leaving each to wonder how well they really knew Annie and how well they know themselves.

©2019 by Marybeth Mayhew Whalen. (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

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“Each character’s voice is distinct and lived in as the reader gradually connects the threads tying everyone in this small town together. There’s a lot here. An intriguing mystery filled with hearty characters.” --Kirkus Reviews

“Marybeth Mayhew Whalen’s character-driven suspense propelled me through the pages with a relentless need to absorb every word. Unputdownable!” --Robyn Carr, New York Times bestselling author

“A seductive and emotional page-turner, Only Ever Her is a moving exploration of love, loss, and regret. Told in multiple points of view, where every character has something to hide, this mysterious tale asks the question: How well do you really know the ones you love? You won’t be able to put it down, but you won’t want it to end either.” --Karen Katchur, bestselling author of River Bodies

good read

This a nice read, packed with great characters and an interesting plot line. read it

Good storyline

With engaging and leaves you wondering many things until the end. Joshilyn Jacksons narration was wonderful- the male part was just so- so. Overall, very engaging.

Love the emotion!

I am hooked on her books now. This is the second I’ve read and I love how truly human and flawed her characters and their behaviors are.

Fairly good

The story was pretty good, but not as satisfying of a conclusion A few parts of the plot seemed forced.

Female narrator annoying

Interesting story, but, The female narrator sounded like a junkie (as in Monica from Shameless). Very irritating!