The Girl Who Knew Too Much Free Audiobook Download by Amanda Quick

Louisa Jane Underwood is the new lady in town. She's been hired to take care of anything and everything for her boss. But what starts out as a normal day quickly turns into a dangerous one when she realizes that someone is after her. All her instincts tell her that she should be able to trust Miss Lucille, but why else would the woman keep telling her to do things? What she doesn't know yet is that these tasks are all leading up to something big.

"Amanda Quick is going to kill me," Louisa Jane Underwood whispered in the dark, her voice cracking. "If I tell anyone else what happened, she'll kill me."

[Cassandra arrives home to find her husband, Jack, dead. The police then arrest her for his murder, but she doesn't remember anything about the night of the crime.] Cassie is sentenced to life in prison where she learns all about her parents' and grandparents' pasts from an inmate who helps explain why they were killed and how she fits into their schemes and plans. "[After many years of fighting with herself, waiting for a morning when she knows she'll wake up without her memory], there finally comes a morning when Cassie wakes up with no memory of what happened before."

Louisa Jane Underwood is a feisty female detective who is trying to help out her aunt by defending a local producer and his wife. The production company owns the rights to a recently rediscovered film that shows actual footage of the Jack the Ripper murders. When the owner's nephew dies under suspicious circumstances, Louisa starts digging into the case in order to prove that he didn't kill himself.

"The Girl Who Knew Too Much" by Amanda Quick is a suspenseful thriller that will keep listeners on the edge of their seats. This audiobook download features a top-notch narrator named Louisa Jane Underwood who brings her character to life with clarity and passion. The novel tells the story of 16-year-old Rosie, who's asked to tutor 12-year-old Alex in math because their parents are traveling abroad for work.

Abigail Gardner is a young girl who has inherited her father's ability to see the grim reapers, or deathly soul-eater as they're commonly called. She can see them in the same way that we can only perceive our dreams--by interpreting the images without sound and without context. The first time she sees a reaper is on her first day of school. It's a girl she doesn't know, but it's something she never forgets. "Hey, Abi," says Carmen Perez, "what's up?" Abigail looks at her friend and just shakes her head. Carmen must not be able to see the reaper because she doesn't react like Abi does when she makes contact with one. Instead of looking frightened, Carmen does what any normal person would do when this happens--she asks if everything is okay. Of course, nothing could be more wrong because Abigail knows exactly how wrong it is for someone to touch a reaper and get away with it unscathed. And now their day together has ended abruptly with no escape in sight from the horror that is about to happen next for them both...