For All She Knows

Potomac Point

By: Jamie Beck

Narrated by: Amy McFadden, Shannon McManus

Two mothers face the consequences of their choices in a gripping novel about friendship, family, and forgiveness by Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Jamie Beck.

Grace first met Mimi when she blew into their sons’ toddler playgroup like a warm bay breeze that loosened Grace’s tight spaces. Despite differing approaches to life and parenting, the fast friends raised their kids together while cementing a sisterlike bond that neither believed could be broken. But when a string of ill-fated decisions results in a teen party with a tragic outcome for Grace’s son, the friendship is ripped apart and an already-splintered community explodes.

Accusations are leveled, litigation ensues, and the people of Potomac Point take sides, all of which threatens Mimi’s business and her current custody agreement. Her sole salvation is a young cop who just might be her second chance at love. That fact only antagonizes Grace, whose marriage is crumbling beneath the weight of blame and the echo of past mistakes.

With their lives unraveling, the former friends stand to lose everything they love unless they learn to forgive - both themselves and each other.

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Grace is annoying af

I love Amy McFadden. I love the author and I liked the story, but the character of Grace was so bloody annoying I just wanted to choke her to get her to stop whining. My sympathies to Sam for having to put up with her

love the rest, cannot make it through this.

Grace was so frustrating and the voice was driving me nuts. loved everything besides her.

a little slow in the beginning

strengthens later in the book. not sure if I would listen again. amy mcfadden is my all time favorite narrator, so that was a super strong point for me!

love, love, love this book!

this book was amazing! it was so real! I loved listening to it and I really loved the performances!

Not my favorite

Ther performances on this one were great, but this book centers around some very heavy subjects. The story starts with a rift between 2 friends that centers around a school budget debate, which does not seem like something that would be so important of an issue that it ripples throughout the community and causes bullying of kids at school. My biggest issue with this one was the character of Grace; I found I really didn’t like her, and everything was all about her- her husband wasn’t validating her feelings, her daughter doesn’t act like she expects, her dreams for her son may never come to be, etc. It is hard to get vested in a story when you dislike the main character so much...