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The new psychological suspense thriller from Sunday Times Bestselling Author

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Von: K. L. Slater
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THE MESSAGE HAS DISAPPEARED. SO HAS YOUR BEST FRIEND . . .

You receive a text from your best friend:

Can’t speak… don’t text or call… pls just come

But as you race to her house,
the message is deleted.

She answers the door, insists everything’s fine.
She says she never sent a message.
Something’s not right, but what can you do?

Six hours later, the police call.
There’s blood all over your friend’s house.
She’s missing.

And you were the last person to see her alive . . .
‘Brilliant, very clever… I absolutely recommend it’ B. A. Paris
‘Just when you think you know exactly who did what, there is a twist to beat all twists’ The Times
‘One of the best thrillers I have ever read’ Angela Marsons
‘A gripping thriller that will make you question everything you thought you knew about marriage’ New magazine

©2024 K. L. Slater (P)2024 Penguin Audio

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A guaranteed page-turner full of secrets, lies and betrayal - Message Deleted will keep you guessing right to the end (T.M. Logan)
A triumph of clever plotting and sharp writing, a compelling thriller, masterfully executed (Rachel Abbott)
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A fabulous page-turner
Brilliant, very clever… I absolutely recommend it (B. A. Paris)
Just when you think you know exactly who did what, there is a twist to beat all twists
One of the best thrillers I have ever read (Angela Marsons)
A gripping thriller that will make you question everything you thought you knew about marriage
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How can a speaker with such a strong lisp read this book? How has nobody involved in the production picked up on this? It took me out every time and confused me deeply. Voith instead of Voice, Faith instead of Face, Plaith instead of Place, Mugth instead of Mugs, Writht instead of Wrist, and, the list goes on. She is clearly able to pronounce s, z and c fine because she does it in other places, so why not pronounce them correctly at all times? I almost don't know if I liked the story or not because it was so distracting.

Why the lisp??

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