Denial: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Beverley McLachlin

Denial: A Novel by Beverley McLachlin is a short, moving story about a woman who has come to terms with the end of her marriage and is beginning to form new relationships. It follows her journey through denial and grieving, blaming herself for ending the marriage, and exploring what she really wants in life. The author introduces us to some very well developed characters, honestly portraying their thoughts and feelings throughout the course of the story.

Denial is a compelling story of the impact of trauma on modern-day life. The author has taken a novel approach to writing this book, as she has done for her previous novels. It is narrated by Joy Osmanski, who was in denial about her own deep-rooted issues concerning rape, abuse, and PTSD.

Denial: A Novel is a suspenseful, intriguing work of fiction that tracks the lives of two women named Tate and Alice. One woman never lets go of the hope that her husband will one day reappear, even though he disappeared mysteriously; the other secretly blames herself for his disappearance because she was having an affair with him. One day, an anonymous message arrives in both women's mailboxes, but not before each witness a suspicious car driving by their homes.

The book tells the story of a woman named Anna who's coping with the loss of her husband and who, despite being the victim of an accident, has no memory of the event. She discovers she's pregnant with her husband's baby and begins to ponder questions that have, up until now, been too painful to think about - like what would have happened had she not been there to die?

In this riveting novel about the power of denial, a widowed mother struggles to make sense of her children's stories and find her own identity in a world turned upside down by Alzheimer's.

Denial is an exploration of the shockwaves caused by abusive and manipulative treatment that leaves their mark on the lives of two women. The novel follows the journey of an abused daughter and her estranged mother-in-law as the two grapple with the destructive past, present, and future.