Even the Score Free Audiobook Download by Kate Meader

Even the Score tells the story of a high school senior who has been locked in a low-stakes game with her rapist for eight years. After learning that she is pregnant, the assailant gives his word that he will allow her to leave after she graduates and starts college. In the novel, Kate Meader, author of Even the Score, exposes how difficult it can be to find justice in a world where victims are told their experiences aren't important and they will never win.

A young man wakes up to find himself in a world full of women. As he struggles to get back home, he realizes that the society that controls his life is ruled by women and has been for some time. His search for answers leads him on a dangerous quest to find out what's really going on-and if there might be hope on the other side of the wall.

Even The Score by Kate Meader is a story about betrayal and revenge. The book was written from the point of view of the protagonist, who goes by the name Claudia, a woman who is torn between her resentment towards her husband and her love for him. After an accidental phone call from him reveals he's been having an affair with another woman, Claudia seeks to make him pay for his betrayal in any way she can.

Even the Score is a lively, realistic, and engaging debut novel about four friends who know each other since they were children. They grew up together, lived in each others' houses and were in love with their best friend until tragedy strikes. Now they are all trying to find balance in their own lives while remembering the days when they were full of hope and friendship.

In four previous novels, author Kate Meader explores the concept of female friendship and its many nuances. In Even the Score, we follow Molly as she shifts from being a fairly typical suburban high school student to a pre-med at an Ivy League college. Once she begins her freshman year at Boston University, Molly realizes that in order to complete her coursework and maintain her friendships, she must spend less time with friends and more time with boys.

The narrator for the audiobook, Marnye Young, has a powerful voice. Her voice is fitting for this novel because it expresses emotions and conveys the intensity of what is happening in the book. The narrator changes her tone to fit each character as they are introduced into the plot. The main protagonist, Joanna, has an American accent and is voiced by an American actress who changed some words so that they sounded more Spanish-sounding. She uses imaginative language to make sure that the reader is not bored during the boring parts of the plot.