A completely unputdownable and absolutely addictive psychological thriller “Mom, meet my fiancé.” I look at the man standing next to my daughter and my heart starts pounding. I know him. He is the only person who knows all my secrets.
A completely unputdownable and absolutely addictive psychological thriller “Mom, meet my fiancé.” I look at the man standing next to my daughter and my heart starts pounding. I know him. He is the only person who knows all my secrets. I play nervously with the white tablecloth in the restaurant my daughter Lise picked out. I want to make a good first impression on her fiancé. I watch as the door opens and a man in a crisp white shirt enters holding my daughter’s hand. The moment I see his face my blood runs cold. Why has he found me? Lise slips out to take a call, leaving me alone with the man who could tear my family apart. Gavin smiles as he says the words that I hoped he never would: “You know why I’m here and what it will take to make me leave.” My world starts to spin as my past and present collide. He’s been lying to my daughter about who he really is. But I will do anything to keep her safe. Because only I know what my future son-in-law is capable of, how far he will go to get what he wants. But he underestimates how far I will go to protect my daughter. Which one of us will make it out alive? The Son-in-Law is a completely addictive psychological thriller, perfect for fans of The Housemaid , The Perfect Marriage and B.A. Paris
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