The Gossip

River Glen, Book 2

By: Nancy Bush

Narrated by: Lexi Mae

From New York Times bestselling author Nancy Bush, a gripping thriller that explores the dark side of popularity, when "harmless" high school gossip turns deadly....

Every word you whisper

In high school, rumors can make or destroy a reputation. A thoughtless nickname can turn each day into a living hell. Gossip is irresistible—and contagious. But sometimes, gossip can kill....

Every secret you share

Mackenzie Laughlin, formerly with Oregon's River Glen police department, has reluctantly agreed to investigate a local woman's disappearance. The case reconnects her with Jesse James Taft, a PI gifted at getting under Mac's skin. But when the body is found tangled in river weeds, Mac and Taft realize that the case has changed, from one missing woman to a hunt for a terrifying and relentless killer....

Could be your last

In his old school yearbooks, they were the pretty, popular ones, confident and callous. Back then, they held the power. But now, it's all his. He's been waiting to teach them the lessons they should have learned long ago: that gossip and popularity have a price, and it's time to pay....

©2021 Nancy Bush (P)2022 Tantor

Ho Hum

This story was pretty good but I really hope Nancy Bush picks a different person to read her stories. I’m sorry to say that the story reader was, in my opinion, awful. I found myself anxious to finish so I didn’t have to listen to her drone on.

Gossip by Nancy Bush

The story itself was very good but the reader made it very hard to listen till the end.

poor narration

I found the narrator's pronunciation of the word "a" as the long "a" and never the short "a" to be incredibly annoying as well as frequently reading with slow deliberation as a beginner reader might . But she often did well portraying the different characters. for some reason she lost it reading g most of the narrative parts.

Great story

But had to speed up the book as the narrator is horrid and literally does not know how to pronounce words. Awful. I have one more book to listen to that she’s done and I almost don’t want to.

Thank you Lexi Mae for narrating this story.

Thank you Nancy Bush for writing this book and outstanding story. I throughly enjoyed listening to this book.