Behind These Four Walls
A Novel
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Behind These Four Walls
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Narrado por:
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Carmen Jewel Jones
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De:
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Yasmin Angoe
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From the author of Not What She Seems, Yasmin Angoe’s thriller explores revenge, morality, corruption, and wealth as a woman sets out to uncover the truth behind her friend’s disappearance and expose the powerful family behind it.
Isla Thorne had a rough start in life. Orphaned young, she spent her formative years in a group home where she met her best friend, Eden Galloway. At sixteen, they decide to run away to LA…but Eden never makes it.
It’s been ten years since Eden vanished. And Isla’s determined to find her.
She begins at the last place Eden visited: the Corrigan mansion in Virginia. Eden claimed to have unfinished business there. Posing as an aspiring journalist, Isla insinuates herself into the wealthy family’s home and begins searching for the truth.
The more she digs, the more Isla discovers Eden isn’t who she thought she was. Was she even a victim, or did Eden plan this all along? Desperate for answers and to keep her identity hidden, Isla finds an ally in one of the Corrigan sons. But as she wades deeper into this power-hungry family’s secrets and lies, she finds herself in the crosshairs of a bloodline that’s more lethal than loyal.
©2026 by Yasmin Angoe. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Resumo da Crítica
“Author Yasmin Angoe delivers an intriguing novel showcasing an all-POC cast and exploring the horrific power behind the rich, family secrets, found family, and inner perseverance.”—Booklist
“Author Yasmin Angoe presents a genuine flair for developing engaging characters and the kind of cliff hanger plot twists that make for a riveting and memorable read. An especially and unreservedly recommended pick…”—Midwest Book Review