Other Women
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Narrated by:
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Chloe Massey
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Sara Poyzer
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By:
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Emma Flint
About this listen
Zoe Ball's BBC Radio 2 Book Club pick.
Mesmerising and haunting, Emma Flint's Other Women is a devastating story of fantasy, obsession inspired by a murder that took place almost a hundred years ago.
'A pitch-perfect historical mystery' – The Guardian
'Bloody brilliant' – Dinah Jefferies, author of The Missing Sister
'Compelling, twisty, and wonderfully suspenseful' – Claire Fuller, author of Unsettled Ground
It is 1923 and a country is in mourning. Thousands of husbands, fathers, sons and sweethearts were lost in the war, millions more returned home wounded and forever changed.
Beatrice Cade is an orphan, unmarried and childless. After her brother's death, she decides to make a new life for herself. She takes a room in a Bloomsbury ladies’ club and a job in the City. But just when her new world is starting to take shape, a fleeting encounter threatens to ruin everything.
Kate Ryan is an ordinary wife and mother. Since the end of the war, she has managed to build an enviable life with her husband and young daughter. From the outside, they seem like a normal, happy family. But when two policemen knock on Kate's door and jeopardize the facade Kate has created, she knows what she has to do to protect the people she loves. And suddenly, two women who never should have met are connected for ever . . .
'Exquisite' - Will Dean, author of Dark Pines
'This is a book that will stay with you' – Ann Cleeves, bestselling author of the Vera series
'A thoroughly captivating and unsettling page-turner' – iNews
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- miss lynda o'neill
- 30-10-24
Couldn’t stop listening to it
Based on a true story… gripping and wonderfully put together. The narrators were excellent too.
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- sandra Berry
- 24-11-24
The way the writer went between the two women involved
It was a sad story of two women treated so badly but wanted so much to have happy lives
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- Ellie
- 20-04-23
Highly recommended!
I was recommended to listen to this story and so glad I was told about it! Gripping! Really comes to life listening to the two different narrators too. Had me hooked! Fascinating too particularly based on a true story! If you love a thriller do listen to this, you won’t regret it!
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- Samantha Buswell
- 12-03-25
Sad but brilliant story.
This book was written from the perspective of the victims giving them a voice and the narration was excellent.
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- Jellicle
- 20-07-23
Brilliant read
I thoroughly enjoyed this audio book.
A great portrayal of the characters.
Loved both narrators.
I wanted to know more about the real case and found photos and content on line.
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- Alžběta
- 21-10-24
Irresistibly engrossing.
"Other Women" is the most engrossing book I have read in a long, long time. Emma Flint presents a tale as old as time, a love triangle, and yet every word feels fresh and new and the characters so real that you find yourself understanding their very obviously bad decisions. Extremely enjoyable, fascinating and most recommended to absolutely everyone.
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- J. Dixon
- 13-02-25
A thrilling read
A bit slow to start but utterly absorbing once it got going. So refreshing to read a novel with lots of varied female characters and the main protagonist was wholly believable. A really good crime novel either way a uniquely female perspective.
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- Kindle reader
- 15-10-24
Riveting
I so enjoyed this book. It was very well written. Giving both women an unbiased voice. I liked the different voices for both women. It was easier to keep track of who was talking. Understanding how social etiquette’s in the 1920s and the complex social rules I found I could identify with both women and understand their thinking and behaviour. A very gripping tale
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- Dunston Patterson
- 04-11-24
Deep and moving story.
It's difficult to decide whether to hug the main character or tell her to get her head straight. I was immersed in her life and although her mindset is a common one, it's difficult not to scream silently. Hard to put down once you get into it.
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- Leon
- 06-12-24
Tragic, nuanced and meaningful
An interesting but not extraordinary crime from the 1920s is ignited by interesting and balanced characterisation and a careful plot delivery. The language and sensory descriptions bring the story and characters vividly to life: really, the language is a joy. This could have been played out as a ‘whodunnit’ and it would have been all the worse. The tragedy is heightened by the two female ‘opposing’ narratives which come close in plot, and then closer still in lived experience. A woman’s lot at this time is made clear from the start, and is truly shocking. The desperate women’s situations tied up in the lies of the same terrible man, were interspersed with the hopes and dreams that anyone might have; and these were held closely together to devastating effect. Never was the anachronistic ground of castigating misogyny from a revisionist perspective taken. This kept the meter of the story consistent and aligned with the legal case which inspired the writing. I enjoyed every single minute of this novel. Thank you.
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