The People in the Trees Free Audiobook Download by Hanya Yanagihara

Hanya Yanagihara's debut novel, The People in the Trees, is a riveting tale of desire and intrigue. Set in New York City, the plot follows 'Adam', who becomes deeply involved with an investment banker named 'Pauline'. Adam's marriage has just crumbled and Pauline seems like just the one to help him move on. However, as their love affair progresses, they begin to realize that there is something wrong - a dark obsession taking over the city and their lives.

The People in the Trees is a novel narrated by two different characters, one male and one female. The male narrator is Adam who was wrongly convicted of rape only to be released after DNA evidence exonerates him. As he walks out of prison, he meets an elderly woman sitting on her porch, who tells him how she knows he's innocent. The woman gives him a key and tells him that if he finds the tree at the end of her street, she'll know he found it. She then disappears back into her house. Adam hashes out the key in his mind and heads to find the tree.

The People in the Trees is an extraordinary novel, a book which will make you sad, then make you happy, then make you cry, then think about it for hours afterward. This is the very definition of an extraordinarily difficult book to explain without spoiling anything.

The People in the Trees is a literary novel about four people who decide to live in the forest. They are trying to escape from trauma and their lives, but soon find themselves dealing with their own personal demons that threaten to overwhelm them.

The People in the Trees is a novel published in 2017 by Hanya Yanagihara. This novel is part fiction, part scientific study of a group of people who live in a forest for about 20 years and are brought out to find their descendants who have been looking for them all this time.