Someone's Listening

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Product Description MP3 CD Format A gripping, edge-of-your seat thriller about a disgraced radio personality whose husband goes missing after a car accident, but the police claim he was never in the car at all. You’re not alone. Someone’s waiting. Someone’s watching…Someone’s listening. Dr. Faith Finley has everything she’s ever wanted: she’s a renowned psychologist, a radio personality—host of the wildly popular “Someone’s Listening with Dr. Faith Finley”—and a soon-to-be bestselling author. She’s young, beautiful, and married to the perfect man, Liam. Of course Liam was at Faith’s book launch with her. But after her car crashes on the way home and she’s pulled from the wreckage, nobody can confirm that Liam was with her at the party. The police claim she was alone in car, and they don’t believe her when she says otherwise. Perhaps that’s understandable, given the horrible thing Faith was accused of doing a few weeks ago. And then the notes start arriving—the ones literally ripped from the pages of Faith’s own self-help book on leaving an abusive relationship. Ones like “Secure your new home. Consider new window and door locks, an alarm system, and steel doors…” Where is Liam? Is his disappearance connected to the scandal that ruined Faith’s life? Who is sending the notes? Faith’s very life will depend on finding the answers. Review "Glass weaves a taut web of suspicion, murder, and revenge in this chilling tale...Add Someone's Listening to your must read list!"-- "Liv Constantine, internationally bestselling author" "Seraphina Nova Glass is an exceedingly talented writer. Poignant, engrossing."-- "Ed Asner, five-time Golden Globe winner and seven-time Emmy winner" "Unputdownable. I found myself suspecting everyone at some point. Twisty, original, and a must-read--highly suspenseful and cleverly written."-- "Karen Hamilton, author of The Perfect Girlfriend" About the Author Seraphina Nova Glass is a professor, screenwriter, and playwright-in-residence at the University of Texas, Arlington, where she teaches film studies and play writing. She holds an MFA degree in play writing from Smith College. She has traveled the world using theater and film as a teaching tool, living in South Africa, Guam and Kenya as a volunteer teacher, AIDS relief worker, and documentary filmmaker.

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