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Review #1 Beneath The Surface audiobook free I really wanted to like this book – an alluring story line probably – but ultimately I didn’t like it enough. I found the manners to be unrealistic. I have individual experience with psychological health issues at the same time the depiction in this book opens the creator does not. I don’t wish to say more at the same time spoil it for no one. I also found the Eleanor disposition bordering on incredible at the same time very one-dimensional. None of these people seemed true to me nor did they behave like true people would. I can’t represent leaving a 15 year old lady to fend for herself – or the the militia, school, anyone could be aware at the same time look that she was taken in. It had no one quality parts but overall I really can’t advise it.

Review #2 Beneath The Surface audiobook streamming online This may be cliche to say, but the words on the continue page inserted with me the coolest. I couldn’t reckon it ended like that! Going back to the book, it knows the story of Abi, Kathryn, at the same time Hannah from their alternating perspectives. No one of the story can be guessed as for you move along, but in the end it has a satisfying ending as it’s not many of a unexpected daisies at the same time sunshine for all those drawn in. My head complain about the book is that how one dimensional some manners are, such as the grandmother (her name escapes me at the moment). It always seems so easy to me to have that one disposition who is that barely outright nasty at the same time evil without showing no matter what other side to them. This story indicates that no one is that really innocent though when it comes to the actions of the story (with the exception of Hannah at the same time Lauren though, they’re barely kinda dragged along at the same time have to deal with the consequences of everyone). While Kathryn’s motivations are explained later in the book, I still don’t 100% take why she does than anyway she does, with regards to Abi when she was a child at the same time how she neglects the twins at the moment.

Review #3 Audiobook Beneath The Surface by Heidi Perks I was very interested in this storyline at the same time the manners introduced. The grandmother disposition reminded me of the old “flowers in the attic” television series. Amazing development of all the manners but she was in particular vivid, at the same time it worked but for the story. Abundance exciting squirms at the same time amazing attention to detail. Often modern fiction pretends that is that not an web, as it would move a story very quickly, but this creator applied it as an asset here at the same time produced everything come together. My only complaint is that the wrap-up comes together all at once, like an Agatha Christie novel. While the individuals all have their possess endings, these things do not come in handy to all happen simultaneously. The astonishes are barely that, very surprising. all in all a very satisfying read.

Review #4 Audio Beneath The Surface narrated by Emma Fenney Dull story that deals with abandonment, deceit, unforgiveness, psychological illness, at the same time depression…Yay, not the happiest book to read. It isn’t hard to figure out the book’s plot writhe, so for you keep reading to look the “why” of that writhe. Overall this book was a downer. Dull to look a generic so ripped apart by events at the same time a controlling matriarch. No joyful endings for this one, so reader beware. My individual choice is that to read books that bring me contentment, so if for you are like me, I’d skip this one.

Review #5 Free audio Beneath The Surface – in the audio player below It’s the 1st novel I can understand that didn’t tie things up neatly at the same time still I still enjoyed reading. But, maybe enjoyed is that not the right word. That are deepest connection issues dealt with here, namely motherhood that goes terribly wrong at the same time the consequences of mistakes at the same time manipulations that can act a baby’s indefinite in scary ways. But this novel is that not written with hopelessness. It deals with the very true issues addressed with honestly without being tiresome about finals. A few plot squirms I didn’t look future, up to the finish, earned my admiration for Hedi Perks’ skill as a writer. I will look for future books written by her. She is that a great writer, with a skill for disposition development at the same time dialogue at the same time plot weaving that doesn’t get bogged down halfway through the book. This novel held back my attention to the finish. I adore when that happens.