The Puzzle of You

By: Leah Mercer

Narrated by: Fiona Hardingham

She’s woken up in a life she doesn’t recognise - with a daughter she doesn’t remember.

When Charlotte McKay wakes up in a hospital bed with no memory of how she got there, all she wants is to go back to the perfect London flat she shares with her husband, and the impressive career she’s worked so hard to build. But something’s not right. Her husband David is at her bedside - but so is a three-year-old girl, and she’s calling Charlotte "Mummy"....

Charlotte’s first instinct is panic. When - why - did she have a child? What about her promotion, her independence, her romantic weekends with David? She loved being that woman: how can she have turned into the stay-at-home mother she swore she’d never be?

Back at home, she dives into her unfamiliar world, hoping to piece together the mystery of her transformation. But faced with so much that feels foreign and unnatural, will she ever be happy in a life she can’t remember having - or wanting to have?

©2019 by Leah Mercer. (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

A good story. but a weak heroine

I just loved the narrator! Her British pronunciations were spot on. I loved all of the English expressions. The story was fairly good, but many many times I just wanted to smack the protagonist.. the narrator. Shes was just so DUMB sometimes. She rarely said what she wanted to say. So many of her main issues didn't get resolved. she was a whimp!

I'm glad I bought the Audible book and listened to it being read to me. I'm sure I would have enjoyed reading it too, but at least 50% of the pleasure of the story was the narration.

What Mystery?

This was not anything I was expecting. It was an okay book, but there was no mystery and certainly no thrills. I missed something somewhere. It is a nice story about a woman growing into a combined career person and mother. Narrator was good. It’s just that this story was very much mislabeled.

amazing story

kept me hooked and love the perspective it puts on motherhood and work. I would really recommend it, specially if you're not a mom yet

Wordy

The story was wordy in the beginning, but if you can hang in there, it gets better. Narrator's performance was great.

Journey of motherhood

I really enjoyed this book- recognize the struggle of figuring out which mold a mum should fit into it. Fiona always does a great job of narrating, I found the book to be delightful.