The Marriage Trap

By: Sheryl Browne

Narrated by: Tamsin Kennard

My husband has been keeping secrets for a long time. He thinks I don’t know what he does outside of this house. But I know everything....

Karla watches silently as Jason hurriedly packs his belongings into a suitcase. She knows that her stillness is unnerving him as she watches his every move from the doorway of their bedroom.

Clothes are screwed up and packed into the case, along with a watch she bought him for his last birthday and his precious laptop. He takes everything from his bedside table. Everything except the framed wedding photo, which now stands alone. Karla strains to see the smiling faces in the photo. If only she knew then what she knows now.

"I’ve fallen in love with someone else", he’d said to her, just moments earlier. The brutality of those words hit Karla hard and she struggled to breathe as she took in each word in turn.

You may think you know what Karla will do next. But you’ll be wrong. Because Karla isn't who you think she is. Only she knows what's about to happen. And you will never see it coming.

An absolutely gripping psychological thriller for listeners who loved The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, and The Other Woman.

©2019 Sheryl Browne (P)2019 Bookouture

The Marriage Trap

A tale of lies, deceit, and a adulterer destroying everything he touches. A suprising ending

Well preformed, I would recommend this book.

kept me thinking

I was correct in my assumptions but was on the edge through out the book.

Shocking ending

This book had a shocking ending I didn't see coming. It's a definite page Turner and I highly recommend it. The narrator was fabulous, too.

A talented narrator elevates a frustrating listen

"The Marriage Trap" by Sheryl Browne, narrated by Tamsin Kennard, is an audiobook that unfortunately fails to fully captivate. While Tamsin Kennard's vocal talents are spot-on, bringing depth and emotion to the characters, the protagonist Karla's incessant whining grows tiresome. The plot unfolds at a sluggish pace, leaving listeners wondering about the mysterious secret for far too long. Despite my admiration for Kennard's narration, I struggled to continue due to Karla's frustrating character traits. I found myself at the intersection of Disappointment and Confusion. All in all, a disappointing listen and an awkward finale, but a testament to Kennard's skill as narrator.

Excellent

Excellent story. Lots of twist and turns. I’m sorry it had to end. Great story.