Unspoken
Melinda Di Lorenzo
Reviewed by Helen
When Dale and his wife move from their city apartment to the suburbs to make a new start after a miscarriage, you can tell Dale is feeling uncomfortable right away but his wife is thrilled with the move, then they see their new neighbour, Talia she appears a bit different and as Dale learns this woman has been the victim of domestic violence and is mute, what is their life going to be like both have new jobs but things soon turn for Dale when he attempts to protect his neighbor from a beating and for the life of him he can’t remember what really happened.
Dales life unravels fairly quickly for him he must keep it all from his wife, how will it all turn out?
I must be honest and say that I found this story hard to follow from the beginning but I wanted to find out what happened and when I got to the end, WOW a twist I never saw coming and it is the perfect ending for this book.
This is one that I would highly recommend to any lover of a good physiological thriller, I am sure it will leave you thinking about the story for a while to come.
My thanks to Tule Publishing for my digital copy to read and review.
Dales life unravels fairly quickly for him he must keep it all from his wife, how will it all turn out?
I must be honest and say that I found this story hard to follow from the beginning but I wanted to find out what happened and when I got to the end, WOW a twist I never saw coming and it is the perfect ending for this book.
This is one that I would highly recommend to any lover of a good physiological thriller, I am sure it will leave you thinking about the story for a while to come.
My thanks to Tule Publishing for my digital copy to read and review.
4 stars
March 12, 2025 by Tule Publishing