The Girls Weekend: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Jody Gehrman

Emily Ellet narrates the audiobook of "The Girls Weekend" which is a novel about three women who are experiencing different versions of love and friendship. The narrator makes it easy to visualize the story's setting and all the characters as they live through their experiences living in a typical American suburb.

The Girls Weekend tells the story of a group of friends who have been close for over a decade. The narrator, Emily Ellet, recounts their weekend together when she discovers that her best friend is having an affair with her husband. The novel explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and betrayal in an enchanting and thought-provoking way. The narration is propelled by witty dialogue and animated characters. It's ideal for anyone who enjoys contemporary fiction and suspenseful stories.

It's the weekend, and four women have gathered for a long overdue reunion. As they share their hopes, fears, and blessings, each woman discovers that she has something to teach the others. With an honest heart and beautiful prose, Jody Gehrman brings us a story of female friendship that is immediate and meaningful.

A popular and wealthy socialite, Diane Hoffstetler, is found dead in her mansion. The police think her husband, Harry Hoffstetler, killed her and they begin their investigation. But they quickly realize that was not the case as they suspect that one of the many party guests killed her instead. The story then moves to the next day when Harry's daughter, Alice Hoffman, comes home from school and finds her mother's body and a note from Diane addressed to Alice.

The Girls Weekend: A Novel is a story about friendship that spans from childhood to adulthood, through the eyes of a girl named Emily. It's about her trying to decide whether or not to follow in her mother's footsteps and become an actress, as well as exploring what it means to be a good friend.

"I am a mess of contradictions. I want to be the best, yet I'm a scaredy cat. The things I've done in my life just don't make sense. It's like someone has put all these switches in my brain and they all contradict each other."