What They'll Say About Us

"Barbara Freethy’s suspense novels are explosively good!" — New York Times Bestselling Author Toni Anderson

Every story has two versions—the one people tell, and the one that's true.

Tessa Conway has built her career around other people's mysteries. As co-host of Mysteries Uncorked, the true crime podcast that shot to number one by actually solving the cases they cover, she's heard every version of every story.

She just never expected her own to catch up with her in Chicago.

When a woman steps up to the microphone at a podcasting convention and asks about a dead college girl, the past Tessa spent a decade running from comes rushing back: Her former friend turned rival, a drowning death ruled an accident, and a phone call she never returned.

Now she's forced into investigating her past: the college friends who remember everything, the rivals who never forgot, and the case that was closed too fast. The deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that someone will do anything to protect their secrets. And she just made herself the next target.

A twisty, page-turning psychological thriller about what happens when the truth becomes the most dangerous thing you can find, from #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Barbara Freethy.

WHAT THE READERS ARE SAYING...

"What They’ll Say About Us is filled with poignant and bittersweet moments as well as plot twists and surprises that I have come to love and expect in Barbara Freethy thriller, she continues to deliver all that and so much more. It was an incredible psychological thriller." Patti - Goodreads

"What They'll Say About Us is a must-read for fans of psychological thrillers and anyone who loves a story about the dark side of fame. It’s a twisty, page-turning reminder that in the world of true crime, sometimes the most dangerous story is the one you’re living. I can't wait to see what's next for the Mysteries Uncorked team." Carrie - Goodreads

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Lydbog: 13. september 2026