Marley, by Lesley Jones. Read by John Sackville and Sophie Hunter Scott.
‘So, they want me to write a book? They want to know about my band, my life, my loves and my losses. But they have no idea what they’re asking for. If I give them what they want, they’ll get so much more than the sex and drugs and the rock and roll they’re expecting. They’ll get the secrets that I’ve kept for so long, they’ll get an insight into the person I really am, or at least was. They think they know my story, they know nothing. If I do this, if I write honestly and give them the ugly truth, people will get hurt. People that I love, people that have already suffered in the worst possible ways. Do I do this, or do I walk away? Taking my secrets to the grave.’
Marley tells the story of Carnage from Marley Layton’s point of view and sheds light on the missing years. It is a companion novel to Carnage 1 and 2, which should be read first. Marley is an adult contemporary romance. It contains content suitable only for mature adults with an open mind.
Marley, by Lesley Jones. Read by John Sackville and Sophie Hunter Scott.
