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After He Killed Me (Emma Fern, #2)

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by Natalie Barelli (Goodreads Author)

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Did anyone notice that Beatrice's last name was changed from Hodgson-Greene in the first Emma Fern novel to Johnson Greene in this one? With no explanation given? What the???
Natalie Barelli Hi Michele! Great question. And sorry for the slow mo response here, I don't know where or how to looks on Goodreads, but what the heck, here I am!
Un…moreHi Michele! Great question. And sorry for the slow mo response here, I don't know where or how to looks on Goodreads, but what the heck, here I am!
Until I Met Her was originally published by myself as an independent author, then re-published by Amazon's imprint Thomas & Mercer. Their editor pointed out that the surname "Hodgson-Greene" was not typically American and we changed it to "Johnson Greene". (I'm an Aussie btw). So there's a new edition with Johnson Greene (and new cover). Then the next book in the series carried the new surname. You know what? It never occurred to me that people who bought the original edition would get confused by it. I should put a note about that somewhere in the second book. Good spotting Michele and thanks so much for reading. I really appreciate it. All the best.(less)
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Did anyone else struggle with this as an audio book, because of the narrator? I loved the first one, and waited for my credit to kick in so I could purchase the second one. I was crushed when I realized the voice was different. I listened to about six minutes and am having a really hard time. My best friend is also listening, and I'm hoping she tells me that the book is worth pressing on.
Pam Smyth Yes, it bothered me too. I managed to get over it within a few chapters, though.
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I loved both books about Emma Fern, but am puzzled about the opening pages of book 2, It begins with a courtroom and Emma is on the stand facing murder charges against her husband Jim. Having finished the book, that didn’t happen. I’m struggling to understand, what am I missing? Hope someone can answer this for me!
Amanda Martin Emma told Jim it was a dream she had, so it didn't actually happen but instead served as forshadowing for what really was to come.…moreEmma told Jim it was a dream she had, so it didn't actually happen but instead served as forshadowing for what really was to come.(less)
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