My Review of Other Peoples Secrets by Meredith Hambrock

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Title: Other Peoples Secrets 

Author: Meredith Hambrock 

Expected Publication: September 6,2022 

Publisher: Dreamscape Media 

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Genre: Mystery, contemporary 

Review: 

This one was very different from what I thought it was going to be. However, being different is not always a bad thing I really enjoyed the twist and turns of the story! 
Baby is known to everyone in the area because when she was a baby she was found in a dumpster and then adopted by Hannah. Then, when Hannah dies it seems like with her grief she is twisting down the bad luck train! Her lakeside home and work were sold and they are trying to create it into something totally different than what it always has been, on and off again boyfriend is from the rich side and won't really commit to her or even a relationship, and then while her heart is in the right place she wants to save her home she ends up creating a bigger issue than she ever thought possible! 
Baby is thrown in the middle of a drug case and she is trying to connect the dots and just trying to survive and get to the next place to create a new life but without a job, money, or anyone it seems like she is at the end of her luck. Now I will say that the build-up to the twist of this novel is kinda lengthy and can get dull at times but, once you hit that twist you will not be able to put this book down! It will keep you on the edge of your seat! 
I was given the audiobook to listen to and the narrator was amazing. Thank you Dreamscape Media and Netgalley for giving me the opportunity to listen to this audiobook! It is absolutely amazing!

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