Everyone Saw Something: Five witnesses. Five lies. Only one of them knows the truth.
About this audiobook
Everyone remembers that night differently.
Five friends went into the woods.
Only four walked away believing it was over.
Years later, when a body is discovered in the same place, the past refuses to stay buried. Each of them saw something. Each of them lied about it.
And now—someone knows the truth.
As the pressure builds, their stories begin to fracture. Memories shift. Secrets surface. And what really happened that night becomes harder—and more dangerous—to uncover.
Because the truth isn’t just about what they did.
It’s about what they chose not to do.
And this time, someone is making sure they can’t look away.
A dark, gripping psychological thriller about memory, guilt, and the consequences of silence—perfect for readers who love twist-driven suspense and unreliable narrators.
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About the author
Chris Taylor is a storyteller with a fascination for human behaviour—particularly the choices people make in moments that change everything. His psychological thrillers blend suspense with emotional depth, drawing readers into stories where memory, guilt, and truth collide.
Alongside his fiction, Chris also writes self-help and Achieve Sovereignty leadership development books, exploring the same core question from a different angle: why people think, act, and lead the way they do. Whether through fiction or personal development, his work is rooted in understanding the patterns behind decision-making, accountability, and change.
He believes the most dangerous secrets are the ones people convince themselves aren’t real—and the most powerful transformations begin when those truths are finally faced.
