Disparity

By: Tim Nixon

Narrated by: Amanda Woldt

DISPARITY
A Novel by Tim Nixon.

Ten years ago, Eden Raine vanished from Clarksville, Tennessee—bruised, broken, and silent about the man who nearly destroyed her. Now she's back, not for closure, but for justice. Corbin Maddox is a decorated Army veteran. A husband. A father. A man with a sterling reputation. And a lie big enough to bury the truth Eden has carried like a scar beneath her skin.

Fueled by rage and survival, Eden begins unraveling the carefully constructed façade Corbin built in her absence. But as secrets turn into evidence, and old wounds are ripped open, the ghosts she thought she’d buried come clawing to the surface. Then there's Eric Rowan—the quiet classmate who once watched her from a distance, now a man fighting demons of his own. In the fallout of Eden’s return, he becomes something she never expected: safe.

Taut with tension, haunted by memory, and woven with unexpected tenderness, Disparity is a psychological thriller about the truths we hide, the people we become, and the pain we carry when justice has to be made—not given. Some ghosts don’t stay buried. But neither does courage.

©2025 Tim Nixon (P)2025 Tim Nixon

Haunting story of survival

This book was an incredible listen...the narrator Amanda Woldt gave life to the words. The story itself is gritty, powerful, and stays with you. The protagonist, Eden, is stronger than she knows. You cheer for her, and at the same time, you cringe when she makes those not-so-smart decisions that make this character inherently human. Overall, a beautiful story that feels real in the best and worst ways. You remember this one long after its finished, and that has everything to do with sthe tunning vocal performance.