The Holiday

By: John Nicholl

Narrated by: Lissa Berry

A completely addictive psychological thriller from the UK Top 50 bestselling author of The Bride

It was meant to be the perfect getaway…

As I board the plane, all I can feel is hope and excitement. One whole week away. Just me and the man I have promised to be with forever.

Time to repair what has been broken. Maybe even try for another baby, and pray that this time it doesn’t end heartbreakingly.

I just need to not think about what George has done. He’s my husband. And this is the holiday where we make things right.

But then I realise he can’t take his eyes off the beautiful woman who’s just boarded the plane in front of me…

In that moment, everything changes.

And nobody is safe.

A gripping, twisty, breathtaking psychological thriller that will keep you listening late into the night. If you loved The Housemaid, The Girl on the Train and The Couple at No.9, you’ll be addicted to The Holiday.

Praise for John Nicholl:

‘A dark, gritty, and compulsive read’ Daily Express

'The chill is tangible' Owen Mullen

'A frightening book that lures us into the darkness where monsters live. John Nicholl's knowledge of this world from his years of police work makes his characters ring true' Billy Hayes

‘An outstanding piece of work by a truly masterful storyteller’ Anita Waller

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©2024 John Nicholl (P)2024 Boldwood Books

Yikes…!!!😬 .. That was absolutely AWFUL ..!!!

With over 3,000 books in my Audible library… I can categorically state that this book is one of the top ten stinkers… save your credit.

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A ridiculous story with horrible characters. So so boring. Irritated that I wasted a credit.

Very unlikeable characters

Not a single character was likable…they were all terrible people. That would have been alright if there wasn’t so much whining and dragging on of the story. The book could have been half as long and still been too long. The only slightly redeemable thing about the story was the twist at the end but even that could be seen way too early to make the story interesting. I’d recommend a pass on this one.