Length7h 5m
About this audiobook
The Last Good Thursday: Maren and Cal have been married eleven years. For four of them they have shared a house and almost nothing else: polite, functional, silent. Then Maren sees a name on her husband's phone. She does not ask. She begins to tally, and she builds a case against a woman she has never met. Then Maren writes a song she cannot say out loud, releases it in the small hours, and it travels further than anything she has ever made. Ninety miles away, in a hardware store, Cal hears his own marriage play over the radio while holding four lengths of decking. This is that marriage told from both sides: the song that broke the silence, and the man who went home afterward and fixed the door anyway. Maren is certain another woman killed her marriage. The betrayal is not the one she spent four years chasing, and the trouble began long before the night she thinks it did. What she finds is worse than what she feared.
Audiobook details
GenreRomance, Other
Length7 hrs 5 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 4, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1For
2Prologue
3Chapter One — Two Strangers, One Umbrella
4Chapter Two — The Long Way Home
5Chapter Three — Ninety Miles
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6Chapter Four — What He Noticed First
7Chapter Five — Her Mother's Kitchen
8Chapter Six — The Yard-Sale Guitar
9Chapter Seven — The First Fight
10Chapter Eight — The River at Night
11Chapter Nine — Something He Won't Say
12Chapter Ten — The Question in the Truck
13Chapter Eleven — The Wedding Nobody Cried At
14Chapter Twelve — The Yellow House
15Chapter Thirteen — Ordinary Tuesdays
16Chapter Fourteen — The Kitchen Radio
17Chapter Fifteen — What He Builds With His Hands
18Chapter Sixteen — Maren's First Real Song
19Chapter Seventeen — The Long Weekends
20Chapter Eighteen — The Baby They Didn't Have
21Chapter Nineteen — The Year of the Drought
22Chapter Twenty — His Father's Hands
23Chapter Twenty-One — The Phone Call at 4 a.m.
24Chapter Twenty-Two — What Grief Looked Like on Him
25Chapter Twenty-Three — The First Winter After
26Chapter Twenty-Four — Answering Slower
27Chapter Twenty-Five — The Long Drives
28Chapter Twenty-Six — What Maren Told Her Mother
29Chapter Twenty-Seven — The Man at the Table
30Chapter Twenty-Eight — Room Tone
31Chapter Twenty-Nine — What She Started Noticing
32Chapter Thirty — The Guitar Goes in the Case
33Chapter Thirty-One — The Dinner With Friends
34Chapter Thirty-Two — Two Kinds of Lonely
35Chapter Thirty-Three — The Night He Said It
36Chapter Thirty-Four — The Bag He Never Unpacks
37Chapter Thirty-Five — The Morning After
38Chapter Thirty-Six — Four Years
39Chapter Thirty-Seven — The Rules of the House
40Chapter Thirty-Eight — Good Morning, Stranger
41Chapter Thirty-Nine — The Photographs
42Chapter Forty — The Blue Slip
43Chapter Forty-One — The Anniversary
44Chapter Forty-Two — Her Mother's Funeral
45Chapter Forty-Three — The Song She Wrote and Buried
46Chapter Forty-Four — The Drive to Nowhere
47Chapter Forty-Five — His New Friend
48Chapter Forty-Six — What She Chose Not to Ask
49Chapter Forty-Seven — The Closet
50Chapter Forty-Eight — The Sleepless Night
