If I loved Lisa Jewell The Night She Disappeared (on Audible)…

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What else would I like? I love a psychological thriller and The Night She Disappeared had me hooked. Joanne Froggart’s narration was perfect for it. What else is similar? I’ve got my next audible credit to spend and want something to make my commute go faster!

I loved it too! Am also trawling for a new audio book.
Have you read Behind Closed Doors by BA Paris? That's gripping!

Ruth Ware - The Death of Mrs Westaway. I enjoyed that on audible.

It's funny, I LOVE Belinda Bauer (to read) but not to listen to on audible. The narrator they keep using really annoys me with his stupid voices. Falsetto, Gruf Norther, Oirish. How do some of these narrators get the job? I could do it better.

I loved it! I’m also in search of a new book. Have you read the Magpie murder series by Anthony Horowitz?
The Jane Harper books are good, set in Australia and the narrator is excellent.

And Then She Was Gone, Lisa Jewell, is very good.
I second Behind Closed Doors. I couldn't put it down but at times, was too scared to pick it up.
Haven't read the Lisa Jewell one you mentioned so thanks !

Loved The Night She Disappeared on Audible, my next listen was The Other Passenger by Louise Candlish...in my opinion even better.

I enjoyed Girl A on audiobook. Read beautifully by Holliday Grainger of Strike fame.

I found you by lisa jewell. Different narrator but still good.

Have you read Lisa Jewell's The Family Upstairs, also very good, I enjoyed this latest one of hers immensely.

I've also enjoyed these books lately. All are psychological/crime .and like Lisa Jewell better than average imo. Little Disasters by Sarah Vaughan, The Appeal Janice Hallett, The Dinner Guest B P Walter Greenwich Park Katherine Faulkner. Plus a lot of Louise Candlish books.

The Night Village is on Audible - psychological suspense novel about an exhausted new mum and a houseguest who won't leave.

You might enjoy The Perfect Wife by JP Delaney.

Joanne Froggatt was an amazing narrator, I enjoyed the book so much in part because of that.