Verity audiobook cover - A struggling writer steps into a famous author’s home to finish her bestselling series—and finds a hidden manuscript that confesses to unthinkable crimes. As desire, fear, and suspicion escalate, one question tightens like a noose: which written story is true, and who in this house is actually the villain?

Verity

A struggling writer steps into a famous author’s home to finish her bestselling series—and finds a hidden manuscript that confesses to unthinkable crimes. As desire, fear, and suspicion escalate, one question tightens like a noose: which written story is true, and who in this house is actually the villain?

Colleen Hoover

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Description

Lowen Ashleigh is broke, stuck, and suddenly offered the job that could change everything: finish the blockbuster series of Verity Crawford, a celebrated author who’s now incapacitated. At the Crawford home, Lowen digs into Verity’s office and finds a secret autobiography that reads like a confession—obsessive love, cruelty toward her own children, and detailed accounts of the tragedies that tore the family apart. While Lowen falls for Verity’s husband, Jeremy, she’s watched by the woman upstairs who may not be as helpless as she seems. When the lies collide with the truth, a final discovery forces a choice: protect the life you’re building, or face the possibility that you’ve believed the wrong story. Verity is lean, sinister, and impossible to stop thinking about—a psychological thriller that thrives on the horror of ambiguity.

Who Should Listen

  • Thriller fans who love morally ambiguous, conversation-starting endings
  • Readers drawn to intimate, character-driven psychological suspense
  • Book club listeners who enjoy debating unreliable narrators and tough choices

About the Authors

Colleen Hoover is a bestselling American author known for emotionally charged, fast-paced novels that blend romance with psychological tension. Her work often explores love’s messier edges, ethical gray zones, and the secrets families keep. Verity is one of her most discussed books for its shocking twists and divisive ending.