The Call

By: P. D. Viner

Narrated by: Sara Bowes, Ben Crowe

'Ben, I need you. Help me.'

'PLEASE HELP ME!'

'It was an accidentbut there's so much blood'

In a frantic late-night phone call, Ben learns his wife, Mia, has killed a man. And she needs his help.

When Ben arrives at Mia's hotel room, the scene is horrific but over the course of the night it will get much worse.

All their secrets will be uncovered, and they will discover how far they'll go to protect themselves and each other will they kill for love? Or will they die for it?

One phone call. Twelve hours to save their marriage. And their lives.

Told in real-time half-hour chapters, this is a read-in-one-sitting thriller that fans of T.M. Logan and Harlan Coben will devour. Sit down and strap yourself in for the rollercoaster read of 2022.

'It grabs you on the first page and the tension doesn't let up. Atmospheric, twisted and utterly compelling I couldn't put it down.' Debbie Howells, author of The Secret

'Incredibly fast-paced and well plotted, a cracking read.' Araminta Hall, author of Perfect Strangers

'An excellent book I flew through it...A dark, chilling, twisted delight that had me hooked from the start' Susi Holliday, author of Substitute and The Last Resort

©2022 Hera (P)2022 P.D. Viner

Riveting

Full of twists and turns and surprises and anxiety. Definitely a page Turner! Good read.

Way off at the end but held me.

I listen to books 24:7 using audible. I am not an author but I will say that ending wasn't what I was expecting and it took away from the entire story. It was like it was like being in bates motel and entering the twilight zone. The narrating was perfect. The book was good I just think that the ending was too much for the original story line. I would love to know if there is a book two in the works that ma be explains what might have happened to the main characters.

Not my cup of tea

Could not finish because I couldn’t stand the characters. The wife is a selfish bitch and the husband an whimp.