We Used to Live Here

By: Daniel Hurst

Narrated by: Adam Goodwin, Deirdra Whelan

Every house has secrets. But not all of them stay buried forever . . .

When the Burgess family move into their "forever" home, it seems like they are set for many happy years together at their new address. Steph and Grant, along with their children, Charlie and Amelia, settle into their new surroundings quickly. But then they receive an unexpected visit from a couple who claim to have lived in the house before.

They wish to come in and have a look around for old time's sake. Seeming pleasant and plausible, Steph invites them in. And that's when things begin to change. It's not long after the peculiar visit when the homeowners begin to find evidence of the past all around their new home as they redecorate. But it's the discovery of a hidden wall containing several troubling messages that really sends Steph into a spin.

After digging into the history of the house a little more, she learns it is connected to a shocking crime from the past. A crime that still remains unsolved . . .

©2022 Daniel Hurst (P)2022 Tantor

Okay

It was okay but not as good as his other books. The female narrator was very good but the male narrator mumbled too much and spoke too fast, especially when heard over my speakers. It was annoying, like a steady grumble.

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Turn Pager for Sure!!

What a great book!! Plenty of unexpected events. no clear cut as you may think!! love the simplicity of the book yet the many plot twist! The narrator is great! I wish the book was longer as it left me wanting more!!

Great story with a twist

Good story and was not expecting the twist at the end. Narrators were great as well.

Narration prevented completion

I just couldn’t get through the narration. I had to stop after chapter four. The female read fast and without pause or punctuation. The male talked fast and with a mouth full of marbles. If the story was any good I couldn’t tell. Sorry I just couldn’t