The New Girl

By: Alison Stockham

Narrated by: Imogen Church

An addictive, gripping psychological thriller from TOP TEN BESTSELLER Alison Stockham, author of The Cuckoo Sister

The letterbox clatters and sitting on the mat is a piece of paper, in black and white, with everything needed to blow Anna’s perfect life apart.

A baby scan photo.

Anna and Jon have been trying for a baby with no success, so after years of disappointment, this feels like a kick in the teeth.

Who sent it? And why?

Anna’s thoughts fall on Grace – the keen young woman Jon hired at their printing business. Something about Grace isn’t quite right. She asks too many questions and makes Anna nervous but she can’t work out why.

And she can’t deny she sees the way her husband looks at her.

All she knows is this baby scan might tear her marriage apart…

A twisty and addictive domestic drama where you can TRUST NO ONE, perfect for fans of Claire Douglas and Louise Candlish.

©2024 Alison Stockham (P)2024 Boldwood Books

Critic reviews

'The New Girl had me on edge from the explosive beginning to the tension-filled end.' M A Hunter

'An emotive, utterly enthralling read brimming with tension, The New Girl hooked me in from the very first page and refused to let go.' Vikki Patis

'An addictive thriller which will keep you hooked until the last page' Diana Wilkinson

The Perils of Horrible Religion

I like the story, esp done non- traditional bits at the end. there was a lot of awful religion in this book that was presented as such & I'm grateful for that. I didn't know that was in this book but as an "Exvangelical" myself, I appreciate the clear dichotomy of resented. it was still a smidge too "Churchese" for me but overall good.

Surprise

It was a nice suprise of a book. You need to listen to it to get it.

Great Narrater

I was hoping for a mystery and it wasn’t exactly that. I didn’t care for the focus on religion either.

Not my favorite but didn’t hate it

Not the most like-able characters and it dragged on way longer than it should have but ended up being a good twist/story jn the end.