A Curve in the Road

By: Julianne MacLean

Narrated by: Coleen Marlo

An Amazon Charts and Washington Post bestseller.

From USA Today bestselling author Julianne MacLean comes a suspenseful, emotionally charged novel that explores the secrets and hidden truths within a seemingly perfect marriage.

Abbie MacIntyre is living the dream in the picturesque Nova Scotia town she calls home. She is a successful surgeon, is married to a handsome cardiologist, and has a model teenage son who is only months away from going off to college.

But then one fateful night, everything changes. When a drunk driver hits her car, Abbie is rushed to the hospital. She survives, but the accident forces unimaginable secrets out into the open and plagues Abbie with nightmares so vivid that she starts to question her grip on reality. Her perfect life begins to crack, and those cracks threaten to shatter her world completely.

The search for answers will test her strength in every way - as a wife, a career woman, and a mother - but it may also open the door for Abbie to move forward, beyond anger and heartbreak, to find out what she is truly made of. In learning to heal and trust again, she may just find new hope in the spaces left behind.

Book club discussion questions are included in the book.

©2018 by Julianne MacLean Publishing Inc. (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Enjoyed the story

Although I enjoyed the story it was difficult listening to the narrator. It sounded as if she was congested and if she was reading the script many times throughout the story.

Not just a curve in the road...

Just when you think you know where this story is going, another curve comes at you! I really enjoy the narrator, she did a fantastic job at playing the many characters.

Worth listening

I loved this story. There was a lot going on, but a good story and good characters.

Fun story with genuine feelings

I liked how Julianne kept the main character spinning with new challenges. Her first meeting with Nate was a missed opportunity to express what I think could have been a realistic immediate attraction. She would wonder if it was from spite, loneliness or sincere admiration. A natural feeling of self loathing would have added more dimension. Was she actually lazy in her marriage? Had she failed to give Allen emotional connection?
Also, more play on your sleeping sickness in her daily future would have been nice to explore.
All in all, a great story though. Fun to ride along.

Story Enjoyed

This book will keep your interest until the end. It has many twists and turns and the story teller did an excellent job.