Trust Issues

A Novel

By: Elizabeth McCullough Keenan, Greg Wands

Narrated by: Beth Hicks

A fresh take on the classic conman chase novel following two adult siblings forced to play nice in hopes of tracking down the man they believe killed their mother and ran off with their sizable inheritance.

Siblings Hazel and Kagan Bailey haven’t been close for a long time, but when their mother passes under mysterious circumstances an investigation quickly follows, and the siblings are high on the list of possible suspects. As they deal with the emotional tragedy of losing their only living parent, brother and sister are forced to team up against a master con man—someone they once called “family”.

After the silver-tongued trickster disappears with the family fortune, Hazel and Kagan must put aside their differences to track him down. Along the way, they encounter a host of secrets, lies, and double-crosses as they dive into the murky waters of their family’s past. With an unlikely ally by their side, the siblings race against time, unraveling a web of deceit that’s more tangled than they ever imagined.

Packed with pulse-pounding suspense and sharp insights into the complexities of family, Trust Issues delivers shocking twists at every turn.

Wow…

Fantastic storyline! Narrator was great!! Each character was well thought out, and scripted just right. Ending ( last few chapters were non stop listening!! Great read or audio!!

Love it

I didn’t know what to expect when I purchased this. There were only eight reviews, but they were all five stars. Thought I would give it a try. You should too. Highly recommend it.

one of my favorite books in a while!

this one keeps you going until the last few pages! what a fun mystery! I would start it all over fresh if I could read it for the first time again!! amazing vocal performance as well. Beth Hicks is phenomenal. There's not a character, male or female, whom she doesn't completely animate. Must listen! I'll be looking for more works by all both authors and Beth.

Not bad

Interesting story. Small twists and turns, but kind of predictable. A solid listen. Probably would make a better movie than book