I Trust You

A Psychological Thriller

By: Katherine Pathak

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Marisa Coleman lives the perfect life. She is strikingly beautiful and married to a successful man she loves. They live in a stunning house that faces the sea. But when Marisa’s husband leaves her stranded on a boat in the rising tide, the trust she once took for granted in their relationship begins to slowly ebb away. Desperate for a child and with the details of her own early life shrouded in mystery, Marisa resolves to find out more. Little does she realise, that by disturbing the past, her perfect existence will be shattered. Everything she believed to be true about herself and the people she loves begins to unravel before her eyes. Can she still trust the man she married? Have Marisa’s adoptive parents been telling her lies all these years? Can she hold onto anything certain in her life? Or will the secrets of the past drag them all down into their dangerous, murky depths. I Trust You is Katherine Pathak’s first standalone psychological thriller. She also writes the DCI Dani Bevan detective series and the Imogen and Hugh Croft Mysteries.

Good story, not a fan of virtual voice

This is the second book I have listened to with virtual voice. I liked both the stories but haven't liked the narration. I think of it says that going forward I may pass.

Virtual voice horrible.

The decision to employ virtual voice is ludicrous. No feeling at all. Monotone-ish. Story is good, but ruined by narration.

Felt very rushed at the end

This was one of the better virtual voice audiobooks I've heard. The description of the story sounded good, but the delivery of the story left something to be desired. About 3/4 of the story moved very slow and spent a lot of time on infertility issues. The last 1/4 felt rushed with a ton of information thrown at the reader. Parts of the story were way too unbelievable. Overall, it was a decent enough book.

Ending definitely a surprise!

The book kept my interest, and although a little far-fetched, it was very creative and interesting. My only complaint is that I don’t know why any author would approve virtual narration. It was very difficult to differentiate when the automated voice was trying to be female or male.

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The narration lacked full expression. I didn't care for the AI read! this was not "I can't put this down" kind of book.