CBS New York readers have chosen 'Where You End' by Abbott Kahler as the first Readers' Choice for 2024. The book is about a woman with amnesia who uncovers her dangerous past with the help of her identical twin. Join the Book Club to read along and discuss.
CBS New York readers have chosen their first book for 2024! The CBS New York Book Club is off to a thrilling start for a new year of reads. After casting thousands of votes, you selected ' Where You End ,' by Abbott Kahler as the first Readers' Choice for 2024. In a video message to our readers, Kahler said her book 'was actually inspired by spine-chilling true events.
' 'Where You End' is about a woman who wakes from a coma with amnesia and must rely on her identical twin for the answers about her life. But then she realizes her sister is lying to her to hide their dangerous past. When she tries to uncover the truth, she has no idea of the catastrophe she's inviting. Get your copy of 'Where You End' and read along with our Book Club Facebook group, leading up to our Book Club show next month. Click here to find out more about each of the FicPicks we considered this round. Prefer to listen? Audible has a 30-day free trial available right now
CBS New York Book Club Readers' Choice Where You End Abbott Kahler Amnesia Identical Twin Dangerous Past
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