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The Passenger

A psychological thriller with an ending you won't see coming

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The Passenger

By: Daniel Hurst
Narrated by: Rupert Bush, Deirdra Whelan
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She takes the same train every day. But this is a journey she’ll never forget. The Passenger is a stunning psychological thriller with a nerve-shredding climax. Perfect for fans of Mark Edwards, K.L. Slater, Miranda Rijks.

Amanda is a hardworking single mum, completely focused on her job and her daughter, Louise. She’s been saving for years and now, finally, she can afford to give up work and chase her dream. But then, on her commute home from London to Brighton, she meets a charming stranger - who seems to know everything about her. He delivers an ultimatum . She needs to give him the code for the safe where she keeps her savings before the train reaches Brighton - or she’ll never see Louise again. Convinced that the threat is real, Amanda is stunned, horrified. She knows she should give him the code, but she can’t. Because she also knows there is a terrible secret in that safe which will destroy her life and Louise’s too…

“Hurst draws the reader into his characters’ world and turns our expectations on their heads as we try and navigate through this unusual and cleverly drawn plot." -ON THE SHELF BOOKS Genre Fiction Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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The idea to the story is promising, and at the start the novel seems to keep this promise. But then, the denouement is wildly unlikely and even flawed (as there is a problem with the logic of the story). I could have forgiven all this, and would have said I enjoyed a nice listen, but the last chapter is definitely beyond the pale. Here the author tries to teach us a moral lesson by defending his heroine rather clumsily against possible moral censure. How nice of the author to guide us in judging the character! What a chapter of utter ...! Thank you, Mr. Hurst. I won´t read another of your novels.

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A good easy read that pulls you in quickly and although you kind of know where it will lead it’s still a good easy listen that’s nicely read

A good easy read

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