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    One Last Lie
    One Last Lie
    One Last Lie
    Audiobook10 hours

    One Last Lie

    Written by Rob Kaufman

    Narrated by Tom Beyer

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    About this audiobook

    Angela is beautiful and charismatic on the outside. But on the inside, evil rages and she's determined to get anyone and anything she wants. And now with her biological clock ticking, she seduces her old friend Philip, and his partner Jonathan, into having a child with her through artificial insemination.

    As time passes, Angela's mask of deceit slips away and she leads the fathers-to-be on a relentless, agonizing journey filled with lies, anguish, and finally tragedy that forever changes the lives of everyone involved.

    If you enjoy books like The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, and classics like Fatal Attraction and Misery, you'll love this gripping thriller of fiction, a novel of pure suspense that will keep you on the edge . . . even weeks after hearing the final page.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateOct 18, 2022
    ISBN9798765048160
    One Last Lie

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      This book was amazing. I have really enjoyed it. Amazing work.