Forget You Saw Her by Noelle Ihli @noelleihliauthor @offmicandi @carlottabrentan @britpressley @simonmaverickaudio #AskForAndrea #ForgetYouSawHer

the setup…
Sabina Turpin made the gut wrenching decision seventeen years ago to give up her newborn daughter Andrea for adoption. She was only sixteen years old and thought she was making the best decision for her child at the time. Now she’s been notified that Andrea Beaumont is missing and Sabina leaves the comfort of her home in Oregon to travel to Ogden, Utah in search for answers and her daughter. Andrea’s adoptive parents, Bunny and Dennis Beaumont, give her cause for alarm, making her question if she’s really missing or met a worse outcome.

the heart of the story…
Sabina trusted her instincts and they served her well. She can sense her daughter’s presence and was guided in all the right directions. The tension was often unbearable as Sabina took a lot of risks and was being stalked by someone really dangerous. It put her on parallel paths with another young missing teen named Isabel whose path may have crossed with the same brutal man Sabina suspects is behind Andrea’s disappearance.

the narration…
I’m so happy multiple narrators were used as it made a significant difference. Andi Arndt, Carlotta Brentan and Brittany Pressley provided distinctive voices for Sabina, Andrea and Isabel, respectively. All delivered outstanding performances.

the bottom line…
I had a hard time putting this prequel down from the onset. I loved Ask for Andrea and this was even more compelling. Be forewarned that some of the scenes are hard and heartbreaking but completely in the context of the story. And, unfortunately it’s based on true events. It far surpassed my expectations and will haunt me for a long time.

Book Info

• Release Date: November 4, 2025
• Series: Ask for Andrea #0
• Narrators: Andi Arndt, Carlotta Brentan & Brittany Pressley
• Audio Length: 9 hours, 13 minutes
• Publisher: Simon Maverick

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(Thanks to Libro.fm and Simon Maverick for my complimentary copy. All opinions are my own.)