We Are Not Like Them: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Christine Pride,Jo Piazza

We Are Not Like Them: A Novel tells the story of a group of friends who are trying to get their life together in a new town. Told from various perspectives, the book is full of twists and turns that will keep you on your toes.

In [We Are Not Like Them] the main character is a woman trying to raise her family in a world where they are considered monsters. Throwing together the directions and ingredients while making dinner, she needs to get out of the kitchen before her husband's friends come over and see this "family" of "monsters". She's desperate for them to like her. But, when she starts dating a man who loves monsters as much as she does, it begins to change everything.

We Are Not Like Them is a novel written by Christine Pride. In this novel, the author takes a unique approach to the idea of homelessness and poverty. The story focuses on four friends who end up homeless and struggling to survive on the streets of New York City. This is a very raw and pertinent topic in today's society that should be discussed more often.

When a teacher, a mother, and three high-school students start to suspect that the world is not quite what it seems, they must ask themselves just how much of the world's history has been fabricated.

We Are Not Like Them: A Novel by Christine Pride is a novel about Cate and her two sisters, Grace and Eva. These are three girls who have spent their entire lives with their father who is obsessed with being perfect and never letting his daughters feel anything but love. The girls have always been perfect in his eyes and they grew up to be the same. They spend their time pretending to be perfect women who are always happy. So when everyone tells them they will never find a man because they don't know how to love, these girls don't listen because they aren't like them. But then the men enter their world, turning all of that into a lie

This is a story about what happens when one woman's quest to find her biological daughter leads her to discover that she is not only human, but like all other humans, has been systematically abused and sold by the people who should have loved her.