The Three Women
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Narrated by:
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Elizabeth Knowelden
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By:
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Valerie Keogh
About this listen
When Beth, Megan, and Joanne meet at university, they become inseparable friends who’d do anything for one another - even agreeing to keep what happens one shocking night a secret. Now in their 40s and outwardly successful, each of the three has dealt with what happened in their own way. But secrets and lies leave their mark.
When Megan decides to tell her fiancé the truth about that night, it threatens to ruin the lives of everyone around her. But someone is prepared to do anything to stop that from happening....
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- Jaye22
- 01-05-24
*Friendships and Lies*
This is a story about three women Beth, Megan and Joanne. They meet at university and their friendship continues. They are now in their forties. Whilst they were on a night out in their youth there was one fateful night, something happened to one of them. They all agree to tell no one after some persuasion from the one affected. The truth
was never revealed to two of the women. They were left to draw their own conclusions and were never corrected.
This secret has had a profound impact on their lives. The story soon takes a turn when one gets engaged and she decides to reveal what actually happened on the night in question. Her partner’s reaction is not a pretty one and an ultimatum is made. She must tell her friends the complete truth.
She invites her friends to the very place where it all happened. How will they react when the truth is revealed? There are consequences and two of them have made their career choices based upon a lie, this lie also comes with irreversible consequences and a climax that I did not see coming.
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- Jenny
- 25-05-24
Not one of her best
The story was ok, kept me going until the end. Valerie Keogh is one of my favourites but I wasn't sure about this one.
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- Aliya
- 10-10-21
Don’t know what Elizabeth’s problem is.
With every book. You have to be into the story line or into books like this to enjoy it. I am really enjoying it. At first I was skeptical about it. But it was only because of the review before that put me off. And unfortunately probably would of put off so many other listeners. Well I’m here to say that this book is amazing. Definitely worth a listen. Especially if you into stuff like this! After I will be downloading other books by this author! Have a great day! :)
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- Ms. Lk Mynott
- 30-09-21
Utter Tripe
This has got to be the biggest load of rubbish I have listened to in a long time!
The story was tenuous at best with no firm plot and an ending that was not conducive to the alleged character references throughout the story.
The only good thing about it was the narration; but Elizabeth Knoweldon is far too good for this garbage!
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- Elizabeth Penelope Rose Wilson
- 15-09-20
The Three Women.
This was a ridiculous story. totally chaotic. the lie that one character told at the beginning would in real life be understood by intelligent women. it was so bad that I had to fast forward. The characters were hollow. It was truly appallingly bad.
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