Stevie Turner, Author.

Stevie Turner,  Author

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    • A House Without Windows
    • A House WW / Reviews
    • A Marriage of Convenience
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    • A Rather Unusual Romance
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    • Lily: A Short Story
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    • Mind Games
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    • No Sex Please............
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    • The Donor
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    • The Honey Trap
    • The Noise Effect
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    • House Without Windows Audio
    • Lily: A Short Story Audio
    • No Sex Please I'm Menopausal
    • Revenge Audio Book
    • The Daughter-in-law Syndrome
    • The Donor Audio Book
    • The Noise Effect
    • The Pilates Class Audio Book
    • Waiting in the Wings Audio
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    • A Child in the 1960's
    • A Christmas Poem
    • Annie Withinshaw's Surprise
    • For Marcus and Lisa
    • November
    • The Ironing Board Blues
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    • The Moving Ball
    • Sam
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    • A Novella Collection
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    • Life: 18 Short Stories
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    • Interview with Koobug's Ian
      • Malcolm Archibald Interview
      • Interview with Andrew Boyd
      • Interview with Dani J. Caile
      • Marnie Cate's Interview
      • Interview with Robert N Chan
      • Chris, the Story Reading Ape
      • Mari Collier's Interview
      • Wendy Anne Darling Interview
      • Interview with Anita Dawes
      • Interview with Sandra Farris
      • Sahara Foley's Interview
      • Michael Gallagher interview
      • J.W Goodwin's Interview
      • Colin Guest's Interview
      • Interviewing Chris Harrison
      • Interview with Lucy V Hay
      • Alejandro Puerto Hernandez
      • Interview with Wendy Janes
      • Jackie Johnson's Interview
      • Interview with M.K Jubb
      • Interview with JR Lindermuth
      • Jennifer Loiske's Interview
      • Interview with Sarah Lynch
      • Don Massenzio's Inteview
      • Interview with Carole McKee
      • Margaret Millmore Interview
      • Interview with Kevin Morris
      • Cynthia Morgan's Interview
      • Michael Phelps' Interview
      • Interview with Talia Pierone
      • Amy Reade's Interview
      • Julie Shackman's Interview
      • Queen of Spades' Interview
      • Interview with Susan Toy
      • Interview with Beem Weeks
      • Andrew P. Weston's interview
      • Ronovan Writes' Interview
      • Interview with Karl Wiggins
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The Noise Effect

  • Written by: Stevie Turner
  • Narrated by: Fen Wilson
  • Length: 2 hrs and 42 mins 
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Release Date:12/02/2016
  • Publisher: Stevie Turner

  • http://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Crime-Thrillers/The-Noise-Effect-A-Short-Story-Audiobook/B01BO104AE/



    What lengths would you go to in order to ensure a peaceful existence? Newlyweds Eve and Leigh Chandler are thrilled to be given a council house on a recently built estate after living with Eve's parents for a year, and are eager to get to know their new neighbors. Eve quickly forms a friendship with Tessa Patterson at number 16, but things turn sour when Mark Denny moves into number 18 with his two teenage sons.