Ten Years Later

By: S. E. Green

Narrated by: Cameron Smith

They told him his daughter died. But what if she didn’t?

Ten years ago, Keaton Young turned his back briefly on his four-year-old daughter, Vivian, during a family picnic at the beach. Minutes later, she was gone, her floaties found in the ocean. Drowned.

But they never found a body. And Keaton has never given up hope that, somehow, she’s still alive.

He thought he’d found her numerous times, only to be wrong. But when he sees fourteen-year-old Emily step off a school bus, he knows this time it’s really his daughter. Even though he’s been convicted of stalking before. Even though his ex-wife and his family think he’s crazy.

He’s determined to find out. Regardless of the cost.

©2024 S. E. Green (P)2026 S. E. Green

Don’t let bad narration stop you from listening

I can’t decide whether TEN YEARS LATER is creepy or brilliant. Whichever or both, I truly enjoyed every moment of this book (with the exception of the horrible narrator on the ebook).

The story kept me on the edge of my seat. I thought I knew where TEN YEARS LATER was going and boy was I wrong. And right.

The story

Great story. It had Lots of twists and turns. I enjoyed it. Ready for the next one. Any recommendations ??

Short and sweet read!

I could have done without the back and forth of time but it was a good story. I totally called the ending!

The twists that brought out all my emotions

While Lisa Unger makes me cry heart wrenching tears, I was ready to put my boots on to help with this hero. I was giving advice, helping to keep him calm. When authors get the different emotions out of the reader, yes, they're good.

Great!

Thrilling story of a man trying to find his daughter after she disappeared ten years ago. Full of twists and turns, kept me on the edge of my seat, fantastic!