Everything You Told Me Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Jessica Ball (Narrator), Lucy Dawson (Author), Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd (Publisher)

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An opening chapter you won't stop talking about. The twisty, gripping psychological thriller you won't be able to pause.

You went to bed at home, just like every other night.

You woke up in the back of a taxi, over 250 miles away.

You have no idea how you got there and no memory of the last 10 hours. You have no phone, no money, just a suicide note in your coat pocket, in your own writing.

You know you weren't planning to kill yourself. Your family and friends think you are lying. Someone knows exactly what happened to you. But they're not telling....

Listening Length

9 hours and 50 minutes
Author

Lucy Dawson
Narrator

Jessica Ball
Audible release date

January 5, 2017
Language

English
Publisher

Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
ASIN

B01MYX8Z9X
Version

Unabridged
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Audiobook
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Product details

Listening Length	9 hours and 50 minutes
Author	Lucy Dawson
Narrator	Jessica Ball
Audible.com Release Date	January 05, 2017
Publisher	Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B01MYX8Z9X
Best Sellers Rank	#40,281 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #480 in Psychological Fiction (Audible Books & Originals) #1,107 in Psychological Thrillers (Audible Books & Originals) #1,794 in Women's Fiction (Audible Books & Originals)

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most of the story is kind of boring. The interesting part comes at the end (but ...

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2017

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most of the story is kind of boring. The interesting part comes at the end (but it can be too late for some readers). I didnt hate it, it was just OK.

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Catherine Wild

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018

Another goody

Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2018

Good

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2017

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Really didn't like this book at all! Found the perpetually crying baby issue to be annoying. Ending was beyond bad.

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Suze Lavender

Gripping

Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2017

Sally is struggling to take care of her two children, Chloe and Theo. Theo is a baby and he cries a lot. Sally's husband Matthew doesn't help out much, so she struggles on her own. After going to bed one night Sally wakes up on a cliff 300 miles away from home with a suicide note in her pocket. She has no idea how she got there and doesn't remember anything about the night, she fell asleep just like she usually does and after that everything becomes a blur. What happened in the hours after she put her head on her pillow and where was she before she was dropped off by a taxi driver and found near a cliff?

Sally's mother-in-law is a child psychiatrist and she assesses the situation. She doesn't think Sally is a danger to herself and others. Her family should just keep an eye on her, so she doesn't have to be admitted. Sally is happy to be home with her two children again and doesn't feel depressed or suicidal, but nobody believes anything she says. What happened to her that night, can Sally discover the truth without any help?

Everything You Told Me is a gripping story. Because of Theo's constant crying Sally doesn't get much sleep. Her husband has to work a lot and he doesn't make much time for his family. When Sally almost dies his behavior changes, but he doesn't believe what she tells him about the night she can't remember and he treats her like she's made of glass. Nobody wants Sally to be alone with her children. Her mother-in-law is there to supervise, her parents come over to help out and her brother regularly calls her for updates. Sally thinks someone wants to do something to her, but who could it be? She has her suspicions, but are they correct or are the people around her right and does she have a problem? Finding out the truth kept me on the edge of my seat. Of course I had my suspicions and I couldn't wait to see if I was right. I always love it when a story makes me so curious.

Lucy Dawson's writing flows easily and she knows how to build tension. Everything You Told Me evolves around Sally and the people who are close to her. There are many things that don't add up and my heart ached for Sally. She is so isolated from everyone else in her world and she desperately needs someone who's on her side, but nobody really listens to her. I admired how she remains strong and doesn't give up. The atmosphere is oppressive and tense and I loved how the story sometimes took my breath away. I couldn't put the book down because of it. Lucy Dawson has written a great mysterious story with a fabulous ending.

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Ashrae

Everything You Told Me

Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2017

3.5 stars rounded up.

I really enjoyed You Sent Me a Letter which I read last year so I was quite excited to get my hands on this, Ms Dawson's latest offering. Everything You Told Me is a slow burn psychological thriller that will get under your skin and slowly fester as it plays out. Sally wakes up in a taxi miles away from home with £400, an apparent suicide note, feeling woozy and with no recollection of how she got there. We then follow her return home, to her friends and family who all rally around to try and help her. Well, I say help. It soon becomes evident that someone is not what they seem and Sally faces a race against time to figure out the truth of it all.
Well, we do have a stellar cast of suspects in this book. Some with motives that are all too obvious straight away, others whose intentions get slowly uncovered as the book progresses. There are secrets lies, manipulation and misdirection as the author takes the reader on what I thought was a pretty solid journey with the odd twist and turn, dead end and red herring, leading to a rather interesting reveal which I had partly already guessed.
Characters were, lets just say, interesting. I pretty much hated every one of them, especially Sally. I really didn't have much sympathy for her throughout the book. I found her to be most unlikable and am really struggling to find any redeeming characteristics. I know I don't have to like characters in a book to enjoy the book but I have to connect in some way with them and I am afraid that I really didn't care about Sally one little bit. And not caring about her meant that I really didn't care about what may or may not be about to happen to her. As for the rest of the cast, as soon as I was introduced to a new one, I started wondering why they would hurt Sally as everyone was under suspicion at some point in the book. Well, probably not, but it did feel like that at times!
Characters aside, the plot was well constructed if a little convoluted. It mostly flowed well but I did feel that it was a little bit contrived at times. As already mentioned, it's a slow burn book which ramps up throughout the book with pretty good pacing. Sadly though, the main premise of the book is nothing really new. I have read quite a few similar books to this one this year and, although this is a good example of one, it is by no means the best. Maybe I am spoilt by the sheer quantity of books I read per year (approx 300) and so the quality pool gets a bit diluted at times.
All in all, a solid read that left me mostly satisfied. Put it this way, I wouldn't be put off reading another book by this author.

My thanks to the Publisher and Netgalley for the chance to read this book.

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toff

VERY VERY BORING!!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 6, 2019

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If you like hearing about endless children eating, endless BORING children and what they are doing with their food!!!! I tell you what don't waste your time or if you do read this book just skip to the last chapter.....YAWN.....I have never been so bored, I only finished it because, it was SO bad that I felt compelled to finish it so I could write an honest review. Im sorry but far toooooooooo much detail about stupid things, and not enough focus on what could have been a good story if it had not been so predictable.....I guessed what would happen into the 3rd chapter. NOT A GOOD BOOK

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adarynefoedd

Good read but a number of inaccuracies

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 31, 2022

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Interesting plot and a good read, but with many of this genre, a lot of inaccuracies. The essential mental health support through initial assessment and crisis team and GP support was accurate but the depiction of a possible section under the Mental Health Act was highly misleading. Nobody can be detained for more than 72 hours on the recommendation of a single practitioner. There would also need to be an AMHP to be involved. Also the Carolyn character is described in some places as a 'psychiatrist' and others as a 'psychologist' totally different training, roles and powers. Book would have benefitted from editing by somebody with a thorough knowledge of mental health roles and law.

Bookread2day

A MUST BUY-MUST READ

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 12, 2017

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This happens to be my favourite book by one of my favourite authors. I was gripped from the page until the very last word. There are twists in Everything You Told Me that I certainly didn't see coming and I enjoyed reading about all the little twist.
Sally in her pyjamas and a wax jacket woke up 300 miles away from her Kent home in a taxi but had the correct money of £400 to pay the taxi driver. She woke up in the back of the taxi with a hangover and completely disoriented and later was found at an edge of a cliff. How did sally get into the taxi in the first place? And how did she get the money of £400 to pay the taxi driver? Someone knows exactly how this happened to sally and why.

5 people found this helpful

Anony

Not amazing just ok

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 11, 2017

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I love Lucy Dawson books so was really pleased when a new one was out, sadly though I didn't love it. It was simply ok. The book starts off so well but unfortunately as it went on I found myself becoming frustrated with the slow pace and an increasingly irritating main character, I lost all sympathy I had for her, the majority of the ending I saw coming which was disappointing.
If you are new to Lucy Dawson please read "His Other Lover" or "What My Best Friend Did" before this one as they are so much better

15 people found this helpful

sujay

Gripping

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 10, 2017

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I was hooked into this book from the first page and thoroughly enjoyed discovering why Sally has woken 200 miles from home in the back of a taxi with no knowledge of how she got there or the events leading up to her journey. We are lead to believe that she was intending to commit suicide, but she is adamant that this was definitely not her intention and the book follows the reasoning as she tries to discover exactly what happened on that fateful evening. Sally has struggled since the birth of her baby several months ago from sleep deprivation but she is coping just about. She appears to have a very supportive family around but are they all who they seem to be? You will have to read the book to find out!

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