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Her Daughter's Lies
Author: Mikayla Davids
Narrator: Stewart Crank, Rachael Beresford, Esther Wane
Unabridged: 7 hr
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Tantor Media
Published: 06/10/2025
Categories: Fiction, Suspense & Thriller, Psychological, Crime
Synopsis
I gasp out loud as I step through the door of the beautiful country hotel. My hands fly to my mouth in shock as I see the room is filled with my friends and family, my grown-up daughters and grandchildren at the center, gathered to celebrate my special birthday.
Everyone raises their glasses to toast me. I should be enjoying the moment but I'm on edge and I can't relax. Who organized this surprise party? How did they know I was going to be here?
Because I didn't come back to Burcott House to drink champagne and dance. Ten years ago, someone was murdered at this hotel. Tonight, after years of heartache, I planned to bury the past once and for all.
I look around the crowd of smiling people and my heart thuds as I see the frown on my eldest daughter's face and the way my youngest daughter is smiling widely but her eyes are puffy, like she's been crying. I think about the one person who should be here who isn't . . .
My family's secrets and lies swirl around my mind. Can I trust anyone in this room? Can I even trust my own daughters?
I was going to finish off what happened all those years ago but did someone else have the same idea? And will I survive my own birthday party?
Everyone raises their glasses to toast me. I should be enjoying the moment but I'm on edge and I can't relax. Who organized this surprise party? How did they know I was going to be here?
Because I didn't come back to Burcott House to drink champagne and dance. Ten years ago, someone was murdered at this hotel. Tonight, after years of heartache, I planned to bury the past once and for all.
I look around the crowd of smiling people and my heart thuds as I see the frown on my eldest daughter's face and the way my youngest daughter is smiling widely but her eyes are puffy, like she's been crying. I think about the one person who should be here who isn't . . .
My family's secrets and lies swirl around my mind. Can I trust anyone in this room? Can I even trust my own daughters?
I was going to finish off what happened all those years ago but did someone else have the same idea? And will I survive my own birthday party?
