All She Ever Wanted

By: Barbara Freethy

Narrated by: Lynn Sharrott

From the bestselling author Barbara Freethy comes a story of sisterhood, secrets, and lies.

Ten years ago, during a party gone out of control, beautiful Emily fell to her death, leaving her best friends and sorority sisters—Natalie, Laura, and Madison—devastated. Now, an unknown writer has written a novel that mirrors their story. But who is he, and how does he know the personal details of their lives? None of them has forgotten that night - the role each may have played in Emily's death, the guilt, and the loss they suffer.

But why is he accusing one of them of murder?©2004 Barbara Freethy; (P)2005 Books on Tape, Inc.

Another awesome Barbara Freethy story!!

Well...so far I have not been disappointed once in any of Barbara’s books that I have read!! Whether Kindle or Audible, they ALWAYS are amazing!! Just started “Don’t Say A Word”, and already loving it!! Thanks for your great storytelling and plot lines!!!

Narration like a children's story

Narration made it difficult to finish, sounded like a nursery rhyme.. I thought I was listening to Peter Pan.

All she ever wanted

This book was so good, it was intriguing, mysterious, emotional with strong women. I love it and intend to reread it many times thank you for writing this story.

What ?!

Would you try another book from Barbara Freethy and/or Lynn Sharrott?

No

Any additional comments?

The drive from Charleston to Columbia is 2 hours long. This book kept me awake during the drive just by giving me fodder for snarky comments. A secretary? Who relays personal messages? And it's a mystery that someone who wasn't intimately connected to an event could possibly know details about it? I was sure this book had to be written by an old woman. The dialog, which is 75% of the book, is stilted and dated. And the plot, as much as I endured, is eye crossing, with no development of characters or scene. Dull. Boring. Inane.

oh please

Regardless of the description -this is a ROMANCE novel. I should remember to listen to a sample of anything I think of buying.