The Summer We Buried

By: Jody Gehrman

Narrated by: Emily Ellet

Twenty years ago, Tansy was drawn to Selene’s hard edges, her grit, and her knack for survival. Since then, the confused tangle of guilt about covering up a murder shattered their friendship, and even now, at 38, Tansy has never come to terms with what happened that night.

But now, Selene is back, demanding her old friend repay her. Selene’s daughter, Jupiter, attends the college where Tansy works as a guidance counselor. Selene is convinced that Jupiter’s boyfriend, Colton, is abusive and wants Tansy to intervene. As she is drawn back into the intensity of Selene’s world, Tansy discovers the ugly truth about Colton. But Tansy suspects there’s far more to the story, and now she’ll finally have to confront Selene once and for all.

©2022 Jody Gehrman (P)2022 Dreamscape Media, LLC

everything was perfect

this author is great the narrator is perfect the story was amazing it kept u going I listened to the book from start to finish couldn't put it down

Narrator

I could not get through this book. When the narrator had to speak in a male voice it was so off putting that I just quit the book. I see I am not the only one who feels this way.

Not very shocking

Nothing really surprised me in this book. The beginning started slow but it turned out to be a really good listen. I figured out what would happen in parts before it happened so it wasn’t shocking. There were parts I wish I were wrong about but overall it was good. By the end of the story I did wish one thing…………………


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I wish Tansy told Zack about what Seline did for her in the past and about where Seline is in the end. Even if they chose together what to and not to tell Jupiter at least they wouldn’t have secrets in their relationship. But otherwise really good. I agree that Tansy should have left her ex’s property sooner but I guess she needed to come to that realization on her own. Can’t move on if you keep holding onto the past.

I recommend this book!

I enjoyed the story very much! The narrator had a great relaxing voice until she had to speak as a man or the other female character. It’s not a pleasant sounding and was distracting. Other than that I loved it.

Couldn’t turn it off!

I listened to this in 2 days! It kept me guessing until the very end.