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    False Impressions
    False Impressions
    False Impressions
    Audiobook10 hours

    False Impressions

    Written by Sandra Nikolai

    Narrated by Kelli Tager

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    About this audiobook

    Her cheating husband was murdered and she’s the prime suspect. Proving her innocence is one thing; evading a killer who wants her dead is something else.

    BETRAYAL. JEALOUSY. REVENGE.

    Montreal ghostwriter Megan Scott falls under police suspicion when her husband and a female companion are found murdered. In what a Québec detective calls a crime of passion, startling evidence surfaces to implicate Michael Elliott, a young investigative reporter who’d rather rub elbows with scumbags than live the posh lifestyle he inherited.

    Clutched out of her comfort zone, Megan is flung into Michael’s dark world of criminal investigation. As they make a last-ditch attempt to prove their innocence, an elusive enemy closes in and threatens their lives. Who wants them out of the way and why?

    Their only path to freedom is to catch the twisted killer before they become the next victims. But not knowing who to trust or where to turn can have consequences that are just as lethal…

    Book reviews:

    "Very suspenseful murder mystery!"

    "A stunning debut...deserves a much wider publication"

    "Fast-paced, plot-driven action with sharp, realistic dialogue"

    *** To get the latest in Sandra's book news and find out about special offers, sign up for her quarterly newsletter on her website at sandranikolai.com ***

    Books in the Megan Scott/Michael Elliott Mystery series by Sandra Nikolai:

    ***Each book can be read as a standalone***

    False Impressions (Book 1)

    Fatal Whispers (Book 2)

    Timely Escape (A Short Story prequel to Icy Silence)

    Icy Silence (Book 3)

    Dark Deeds (Book 4)

    Broken Trust (Book 5)

    Cold Revenge: A Psychological Thriller (Book 6)

    Megan Scott/Michael Elliott Mystery Series Box Set: Books 1-3

    Megan Scott/Michael Elliott Mystery series Box Set: Books 4-6

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVemcort Publishing
    Release dateJun 29, 2020
    ISBN9781989011089
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