Please Don't Go

About This Audiobook

Jess Carter’s life was already unraveling when she found herself face-to-face with a corpse, a gun still smoldering in her grip. Six weeks out of a toxic marriage, she’s supposed to be rebuilding—but murder has a way of derailing even the most careful plans. Christie’s razor-sharp thriller doesn’t just ask *how* Jess ended up in this nightmare; it dissects the rot beneath her carefully constructed new beginning. The prose crackles with tension, each chapter a slow-motion car crash where the reader knows the impact is coming but can’t look away. The mystery isn’t just whodunit—it’s *what the hell happened*, and Christie ensures the answer will leave your skin crawling.

Robin McAlpine’s narration is the cherry on top of this tense sundae, her voice shifting between brittle exhaustion and simmering fury to match Jess’s unraveling psyche. She nails the small, telling details—the way a character’s voice cracks under pressure, the hollow echo of a gunshot in an empty room—that make this audiobook feel like eavesdropping on a real crisis. The pacing mirrors Jess’s spiraling mind, lulling you into a false sense of security before slamming the brakes on every assumption. If you love thrillers where the real mystery is the protagonist’s own mind, this is your next obsession.