The One That Got Away

Would you risk your future for a night with your past? Molly Greene loves being married. Exciting adventures lie ahead for her and husband Dan that will change their lives forever, but Molly's not sure they're making the right choices. While teetering on the brink of the biggest decision she's ever faced, she sends an impulsive message to the very last person she ought to contact, someone who should have stayed forgotten, and is now coming looking for her. When he finds her, there is no turning back. One night is all it takes to threaten everything she holds dear – for good.©2010 Lucy Dawson (P)2019 Bolinda Publishing

Reseñas de la Crítica

'You'll love this dark and riveting story about falling for the wrong person.' (Now Magazine)

'Female fiction with a sinister twist, this is a compelling read that will tug at your emotions and keep you looking over your shoulder.' (Closer Magazine)

Great story, perfect narration, satisfying ending

I have been loving Lucy Dawson’s books! Narrator was also perfect! Although I love Dawson’s books, this is the first one I’ve read that has a satisfying ending. If you need an ending that doesn’t leave you hanging or guessing, you will like this one. On my way to reading my fourth Dawson book!

The main character ugh

I love all of Lucy Dawson’s books but this one, not so much. Why? I hated the main character bc unlike the rest of her main characters in other books, she was weak and well, dumb. Like, so unintelligent. It reminded me of the main character from the 50 shades series: who I LOATHED.

Prepare to binge!

This audiobook is very difficult to stop. It is unbelievably tense! You won’t want to stop listening!

Great narrator

The ending was very anticlimatic. It just ended abruptly with no explanation. Kind of disappointing.

The title does not describe the book

Although I finished this book, it was a little drawn out. The main female's husband is made out to have no situational awareness and seems really boring. All of the sudden, she can't live without him. There are some really funny parts, main character talks to herself in her head. Mainly drama, not suspense.