Nosy Neighbor

By: Fern Michaels

Narrated by: Andrea Gallo

From New York Times bestselling author Fern Michaels comes an original novel about a young woman who discovers her fiancé isn't who he says he is, and the handsome but nosy neighbor who helps her decide what she'll do next.

Lucy Baker decided it was time to walk away from her high-flying legal career after she successfully defended yet another heinous criminal. Now, almost a year after her life-changing decision, Lucy has never been happier. Leaving New York City for the suburbs, tending to her garden and her dog, Lucy is making future plans with her fiancé and getting acquainted with her neighbors, including the handsome, exasperating one next door, Wylie Wilson.

But one day, everything changes. When FBI special agents confront Lucy with shocking revelations about her fiancé's secret double life, everything about her husband-to-be is cast in suspicion. Recovering from a freak accident that has left her with a heightened sense of intuition, and getting closer than she ever dreamed to Wylie, Lucy must determine who to trust—and fast, before someone breaks down her defenses and targets her...

A bit predictable.

It was much longer than necessary. Wasn’t wowed by the story line. Had hoped for more

Iffy

The narration left something to be desired. The characters voices all sounded very similar, male & female. It took away from the impact of the story. Almost made it boring. Wish I would've read the book myself instead of having it audio. Liked the story, just not narration.

Should have been called the LOUSY NEIGHBOUR !

It wasn't very plausible - it was an 'eye-rolling' unbelievable story with a very slow narrator. Sorry, I don't want to waste any more time on this than I have already - and could only get through it by doubling the speed.

Worth the credit? Absolutely NOT !!

Nosy Neighbor Great Ending

All is well that ends well with a wedding! And a prison sentence of life!

REALLY bad narrator!!

The sample they let you hear sounds fine. When you start listening to the book, her reading is weak, powerless. There is no enthusiasm, it's very monotoned.
It's really too bad, she ruined a good Fern Michaels book!