Kathleen Hagen's Reviews > No One You Know

No One You Know, by Michelle Richmond, B-plus, narrated by Carrington McDuffy,

This is the story of Ellie Enderlin, whose sister was murdered. Lila had been the smart one, a math prodigy from whom great things were expected. Ellie didn’t seem destined to be famous for anything. Ellie was 20 when her older sister disappeared. Her body was found in a couple of days. Her family was decimated, her parents divorced, and Ellie spent the next 20 years trying to live with Lila’s death. Her professor had used her to get all the information possible about Lila’s death and had published a best seller indicating the man he thought had killed Lila. There was never enough evidence to arrest Peter, but it ruined his life and he moved to a small island in Nicaragua. Then, on a coffee buying trip, Ellie saw Peter. Their lives changed, and answers were found to Lila’s death. Very very good. Narration was very good also.