Walsh, Rosie

Walsh’s (Ghosted) latest is a great listen for fans of stories involving family secrets and issues of postnatal depression.

Surprising to the very end, each section of the story captures the listener in new, unsuspecting ways. ["A haunting and harrowing look at grief, trust, and one relationship that may or may not be able to sustain itself through a huge secret": LJ 8/18 review of the Pamela Dorman: Viking hc.]

With its intriguing premise and appeal similar to blockbuster authors Liane Moriarty and Jojo Moyes, Walsh's debut is poised to be one of this summer's breakout hits. [See Prepub Alert, 1/29/18.]