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    The Pupil
    The Pupil
    The Pupil
    Audiobook9 hours

    The Pupil

    Written by Dawn Goodwin

    Narrated by Jan Cramer

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    About this audiobook

    One moment of carelessness. Four shattered lives. Literary agent Viola Matthews is sure she's met Katherine Baxter before. When her husband and bestselling novelist Samuel Morton introduces her to the quiet, unassuming woman he has offered to mentor, she knows their paths have crossed previously. The question is… where? As their worlds collide and the bond between Samuel and Katherine deepens, Viola realises she must take control. If her suspicions are right, then Katherine needs to pay for something that happened twelve years ago. This psychological suspense thriller explores a labyrinth of lies, manipulation and revenge. Perfect for fans of Louise Jenson and Katerina Diamond.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQUEST from W. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateMar 7, 2019
    ISBN9781528856720
    The Pupil
    Author

    Dawn Goodwin

    Dawn Goodwin's career has spanned PR, advertising, publishing and healthcare, both in London and Johannesburg. A graduate of the Curtis Brown creative writing school, she loves to write about the personalities hiding behind the masks we wear every day, whether beautiful or ugly. What spare time she has is spent chasing good intentions, contemplating how to get away with murder, and immersing herself in fictitious worlds. She lives in London with her husband, two teenage daughters and British bulldogs Geoffrey and Luna.

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    • 3/5
      I didn't find this book thrilling at all. The storyline was not particularly suspenseful.
    • 5/5
      The narration as always Jan did an incredible job. But, the writing left me very emotional. Yes, it was a bit formulaic but it was so well done, who cares?
      I actually shed tears at the end which is rare for me. Highly recommended it!