This is a can’t put down book for sure! I loved how the book went from narrator to the pod cast and back. Kasi has just moved to a new town after being accused of theft at her last job. She’s had so much anxiety she’s having trouble adjusting and making friends. Until she meets her new neighbor Lena. Lena is brash and outspoken and just what Kasi needs. Or is she?

I finished this book in a day because I had to know what was going to happen. Very quick intense read that will stick with you.

My thanks to Dreamscape Media and Net Galley for this advanced audio..

What would you do if you move to a new town after being cleared of embezzlement, only to find out your nice new neighbors are a husband and wife serial killer team? That's what Amy and her husband Michael are having to deal with.

Story had interesting start because you knew who the killer was. True Crime podcasts thrown in between chapters to set the story up. .Good narrator, not a bad story, but fell a bit flat

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I really enjoyed this twisty, suspenseful and dark thriller, "You Can Never Till" by Sarah Warburton, Narrated by Jorjeana Marie. There wasn't really a big mystery as the prologue tells you who the serial killers are but that didn't take away from the unfolding of the story being highly entertaining. I recommend this one to anyone who likes a good domestic thriller.

I love the way this book is set up. The reader knows who the serial killers are early on but going through the story is still thrilling. Also love the podcast snip-its thrown in. Really enjoyed this read. Easy to go through but also kept me going to find out how it ended.

I received an advanced audiobook review copy in exchange for an honest review

The plot sounded so interesting but the mystery was flat at times, would eventually pick up and crackle for a bit until the next dip. It definitely helped that the narrator sounds exactly how these women talk. Definitely a beach read- an entertaining guilty pleasure. 3.5 rounded up.

This book is definitely one that got in my brain and stayed there. It reads so much like a true crime novel that even now I'm half convinced I could google the killers and find lurid headlines and CNN articles detailing their crimes. That aspect was well done. The ending felt a bit uneven in places but the pacing throughout was taunt and I was interested from page one.

You Can Never Tell is a thriller inspired by the Moors Murders and includes podcast transcripts throughout the book. Ugh, unfortunately this one didn’t work for me. I liked the first half well enough and I love books with podcasts but the story got a bit convoluted during the second half. The narration was decent.

Thanks to Dreamscape Media & NetGalley for providing my advanced listeners copy in exchange for an honest review.

3.5 stars rounded up.

Kacy & Michael move to Texas after a scandal in NJ drive them out. Kacy knows she needs to make new friends in her neighborhood, & is pleasantly surprised when she does. Her new best friend, Lena, happens to be their neighbor. The husbands get along, they spend a lot of time together, everything is perfect.

Wrong. When Michael is at the neighbor’s house, he watches the husband commit a crime, everything changes.

We as the reader know exactly who the “bad guys” are & everything that happened, but Kacy & Michael do not. Between chapters, there are transcripts of a crime podcast covering the case, and I felt that was a great addition to help move the story along.

Quick little thriller that I enjoyed. Not as shocking or surprising as I’d have liked, but I still liked it & I’m thankful to NetGalley for the eArc!

This started off strong and was very engaging, but by the end, it seemed that most of the main characters were acting out of character.


Review copy provided by publisher.