Many thanks to NetGalley and Marceau Miller for gifting me an audio ARC of this novel by Marceau Miller, narrated by the wonderful team of Saskia Maarleveld, Jean Brassard, and Stephanie Németh-Parker. All opinions expressed in this review are my own - 3.5 stars rounded up!
Marceau Miller is a successful writer who falls while climbing in the French Alps (with no ropes!) and dies. His wife, Sarah, is convinced that it was not an accident and was instead murder. Then she discovers that her husband has left behind a final manuscript that she has to find if she wants to know the truth about Marceau as well as the disappearance of his sister long ago.
The audiobook was narrated by a dream team, so I would highly recommend listening to that version. This is a slow-burn mystery, and very clever as it is written from the perspective of the author after his death. It kept me on my toes and I felt so bad for Sarah. It's an exploration of just how toxic both secrets and relationships can get. Intriguing!
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