A totally addictive psychological thriller with a mind-blowing twist I trusted him with my life. I shouldn’t have… Opening my eyes, I see a nurse standing over my bed.
A totally addictive psychological thriller with a mind-blowing twist I trusted him with my life. I shouldn’t have… Opening my eyes, I see a nurse standing over my bed. She wipes away my tears as she tells me I was in a car crash and it was my fault. Confused, I only remember snapshots of my life, but I’m not convinced the crash was an accident. My marriage had been perfect, until my husband, John , met Rebecca . He said they were just friends and that I was imagining things when I saw them cosied up like they were on a date. Now, as I lie in my recovery bed, fragments of that night come back to me—John late home from work, an empty wine glass, Rebecca climbing out of John’s car, a blazing row on the doorstep… I beg John to tell me what happened, but he insists I don’t try to recall any details, that it’ll harm my recovery. He reminds me that I’m lucky to even be alive. But when someone leaves a note, my blood runs cold: Don’t trust anyone. Were my instincts right? Did someone try to kill me? As I look into my husband’s lying eyes, all I can think is, will I make it out of this marriage alive…? This absolutely nail-biting and addictive psychological thriller is perfect for listeners of The Housemaid , The Girl on the Train and The Perfect Marriage. Prepare to be hooked!
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