Listen for the Lie: A Novel
Listen for the Lie: A Novel
Editorial Review
In “Listen for the Lie: A Novel,” Amy Tintera masterfully intertwines dark comedy and suspense, crafting a riveting whodunit that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. As Lucy grapples with the haunting shadow of her best friend Savvy’s murder—an event shrouded in memory loss and public suspicion—the narrative unfolds with unexpected twists and a sardonic wit that resonates throughout. Narrated with finesse by January LaVoy, this gripping tale invites listeners to navigate a tangled web of secrets and lies, ultimately questioning how far one will go to uncover the truth.
About This Audiobook
In the captivating audiobook “Listen for the Lie: A Novel” by Amy Tintera, narrated by January LaVoy, listeners are thrust into a thrilling world of mystery. A New York Times Bestseller and an NPR Best Book of the Year, this gripping psychological thriller unfolds as Lucy, found covered in her best friend Savvy’s blood, faces accusations of murder. With no memory of that fateful night, Lucy returns to her small Texas town when a hit true crime podcast investigates the case. Packed with dark humor and unexpected twists, this edge-of-your-seat thriller will leave you eager for more. Discover the truth—if we just listen.
Why You’ll Love It
- Intriguing mystery that keeps readers guessing
- Complex characters with rich backstories
- Thought-provoking themes about truth and deception
FAQs
What is the main plot of 'Listen for the Lie: A Novel'?
The story follows Lucy, who is accused of murdering her best friend Savvy after being found covered in her blood. Determined to uncover the truth, Lucy confronts her past and returns to her hometown as a true crime podcast investigates the case.
Who is the narrator of the audiobook?
The audiobook is narrated by January LaVoy, who brings the characters to life and captures Lucy’s sardonic tone and inner demons.
What accolades has the novel received?
The novel has won the 2025 Audie Award for Best Mystery, has been long-listed for NPR’s Best Book of the Year, and Amazon.com’s Best Books of the Year.
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