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Two Can Keep a Secret
- Narrated by: Kirby Heyborne, Sophie Amoss
- Length: 10 hrs and 6 mins
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Summary
Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Two Can Keep a Secret by Karen McManus.
Ellery's never been to Echo Ridge, but she's heard all about it. It's where her aunt went missing at age 16, never to return. Where a homecoming queen's murder five years ago made national news. And where Ellery now has to live with a grandmother she barely knows, after her failed-actress mother lands in rehab. No one knows what happened to either girl, and Ellery's family is still haunted by their loss.
Malcolm grew up in the shadow of the homecoming queen's death. His older brother was the prime suspect and left Echo Ridge in disgrace. His mother's remarriage vaulted her and Malcolm into Echo Ridge's upper crust, but their new status grows shaky when mysterious threats around town hint that a killer plans to strike again. No one has forgotten Malcolm's brother - and nobody trusts him when he suddenly returns to town.
Ellery and Malcolm both know it's hard to let go when you don't have closure. Then another girl disappears, and Ellery and Malcolm were the last people to see her alive. As they race to unravel what happened, they realize every secret has layers in Echo Ridge. The truth might be closer to home than either of them wants to believe.
And somebody would kill to keep it hidden.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-10-20
Loved it
I loved this book and will defiantly recommend it. The narration was amazing and really brought the book to life!
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- Anonymous User
- 26-12-20
Well worth a listen.
Entertaining little 'whodunnit' from 2 different perspectives. Nothing revolutionary but kept me guessing and engaged. Good narration, easy voices to listen to.
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- Ruby
- 14-05-23
Okay
It's okay. I like Karen McManus and always look forwards to reading her books, but the audibles are disappointing
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- RosePetal86
- 05-11-19
Average story
Found the story was long winded the characters didn’t really have individual personalities. Enjoyed the ending liked the narrators
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- Anonymous User
- 27-03-20
Beautiful orchestrated
Masterpiece,for a young adult novel. A brilliant and accurate representation of the teenage mind and the script that often occupies their minds. An ending that leaves with shivers up your spine. Well done!
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- Amanda Turner
- 21-06-20
pretty decent listen
so I quite enjoyed this, maybe not the performance as much as the story line, but wasn't too bad, and was easy enough to listen to.
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- Karen Dearnaley
- 10-12-20
Not bad
The story was good, a bit different as the main characters were teenagers. The narrators did a good job but the male voice took a little getting used to! But the book didn't particularly keep my attention and I was getting a bit bored with it by the end.
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- Troughtastic
- 15-05-23
This is incredible
I'm not a big reader but I loved this. The storylines, twists and turns. I was hooked. I've never read a book so quickly.
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- Georgie
- 03-07-19
Just wow
At first I was sceptical for this one. After enjoying ‘One of Us is Lying’ so much I thought nothing could top it. And although much shorter in comparison, Two Can Keep a Secret really did amaze.
Absolutely loved Ellery’s voice actress made everything feel really real and her interpretations of other characters’ voices felt different for each. However at first, I must admit, Malcolm’s voice actor did irritate me a little. Always seeming slightly confused and hesitant at the end of every sentence. But thankfully this eased or I looked by it, pretty swiftly into the book.
The story though was truly amazing. Originally, when the book started and we were being told about the different disappearances, it was pretty difficult to picture who is who. It might’ve just been me, however I did have to pause every now and again to just rejig my memory to which disappearance/murder had taken place when.
On a high note though the ending was pretty spectacular in my opinion. Not the major plot twist (although completely unexpected) but that last chapter, which was a lot to take away from the book, keeping me on an odd high. I won’t say (of course) but that is a huge reason to keep going till the end as you won’t be disappointed.
Overall I couldn’t hype this book enough and hope anyone who decides to give it a read is as equally pleased as I am
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- London Doran
- 25-08-21
3.75
3.75 stars This was gripping enough for me to read it in one day. And despite the glaring and obvious problems with this authors other work, I liked that one better. For a YA thriller/mystery, I didn't see the ending coming. I think this author really knows how to play the old switcheroo quite well. The characters were likeable enough, but the side characters were almost completely irrelevant unless it furthered the plot. So there's that, I suppose. At the end of the day, this did what it needed to do and since it's been too long since I read a YA anything, it was nice to let my brain not think for a while.
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