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AudioBook information:
Author: Kerry Fisher
Narrated by: Emma Spurgin Hussey
Release date: August 11, 2026
Audiobook Duration: 8 h 34 min
Summary:Â An emotional and totally addictive family drama packed with secrets
What if throwing everything away gave you everything back?
Up in the attic, I sort through the boxes of old photos, broken airbeds and sun umbrellas. Why does my husband Giles refuse to throw anything away? Then my eyes fix upon a dusty stack of letters and a memory stabs at my chest. They’re all dated thirty years ago, but I’d recognise that handwriting anywhere, and seeing it again now makes my heart skip a beat…
Back in our bedroom, I force myself to get ready for my birthday meal. Giles’ friends–our friends–will no doubt arrive in designer dresses and expensive suits, but turning sixty has made me realise that things can’t make you happy. So maybe it’s time to see if the reverse is true…
Will throwing away all the possessions I was convinced I wanted free up space to see what really matters? How will it feel to be defined by who I am, rather than what I own–or who I’m married to? This is not how I thought my life would be when I left everything behind for Giles.
As I walk into my party wearing a perfectly rehearsed smile, I can’t stop thinking about the letters in the attic. So many words left unsaid. Is it too late to explain why I did what I did? And can I be trusted to do the right thing, even if it means destroying the life I’d fought so hard to build?
If the truth comes out I could lose everything. Or I could get everything back…
The Woman Who Threw Her Life Away is an emotional and gripping novel that is packed with family secrets. If you love Liane Moriarty or Diane Chamberlain, you won’t be able to stop listening to this.
About the author:
Kerry Fisher is an internationally bestselling author of women’s contemporary fiction, including The Woman I Was Before, and The Silent Wife (USA Today bestseller). Her books have been translated into seventeen languages. She was born in Peterborough, studied French and Italian at the University of Bath and spent many years living in Spain, Italy and France. After returning to England to work as a journalist, she eventually abandoned real life stories for the secrets of fictional families. She now lives in Surrey with her husband, with an intermittent empty nest as her two young adult children come and go.
Best advice ever received: ‘This is fiction, we can skip the boring bits.’ Lynn Hightower, UCLA Writers’ Program.
Mantra in life: Good times will come again.

