There's Been An Accident

By: Leigh Byrne

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

From the bestselling author of the Call Me Tuesday series comes a suspenseful, thought-provoking reminder of our intrinsic connection to one another and the devastating impact our choices can have on the lives of those around us.

Addison Quinn was nine when her parents were killed in the worst car crash ever recorded in the sleepy town of Driftwood, Indiana. She alone survived to tell the police about a mysterious blood splatter she'd seen on the outside of the windshield seconds before she was thrown from the vehicle. Addison was convinced the splatter caused her dad to lose control of the car, but because no evidence was found to support her claim, an investigation concluded the accident resulted from a slippery road.

Thirteen years later, guarded by her beloved dog Hero, Addison lives reclusively in Driftwood with her grandmother. When she meets Zane Isaac, the town's charming new veterinarian, she makes room in her inner circle for one more. As her romance with Zane blossoms, so does Addison. But beneath the surface of her newfound joy, a shocking secret about the wreck—thirteen years buried—is clawing for the light. And once the truth emerges, it will be as destructive as the wreck itself.

There's Been An Accident might be a good match for you if:

• You enjoy stories set in quaint little towns you'd love to visit.
• You're drawn to flawed, compelling protagonists with messy lives with which you can connect emotionally.
• You are intrigued by psychological themes that delve into the complexities of human nature.
• You like character-driven fiction focusing on internal conflict.
• You prefer romantic suspense on the clean side and appreciate books without excessive profanity.
• You're a dog lover.

Honest Characterizations

I liked everything and everyone in this novel.I am an animal lover so the darling animals stood out.

Dont like virtual voice

The story was ok. It was a bit slow. The virtual voice narration is horrible. Weird ways to says words and inflection of voices. You could not tell when it was to be a woman or change to a man. Dont use this narration.