This remotion infects “Ex-Wife”; I would put the book down for a short spell and, picking it up again, realize that my memory had reclassified Patricia’s first-person narration as a close third.

It’s a sharp dagger of a book so tightly wound, it will make you question everything and everyone until the last page. She becomes so consumed with it she even starts following Nora around so when Nora goes missing in this found dead Alice is the prime suspect her daughters boyfriend has also been found deceased something else they blame Allison for they say she was a very overprotective mother because when I was younger she lost her sister Jasmine due to drug addiction and she doesn’t want the same ending for her beloved Casey The bad things no one knows and if Alice doesn’t want to spend the rest of her life in prison and to keep Casey safe she’s going to have to come clean.A riveting psychological thriller that takes the familiar story of an ex-wife and infuses it with unexpected twists, suspense, and a cast of characters with dark secrets, making it an unputdownable read. The authors kindly sent me over an advanced copy so any mistakes I may have spotted I am sending to them directly. Natasha is desperate to get her daughter back and will even turn to Jen for help if that's what it takes, but can she be trusted? Characters seem to go from happy to insane with motivations that would make most people just be annoyed or curious and I had to wonder if I missed scenes or even a whole episode.

For me, that was a pleasure to read and kept my attention throughout the entire book, because each secondary character was so heavily involved in one way or another.

I can't say more than that as I don't want to spoil it for future readers so if you want to know you'll have to grab yourself a copy! This novel is a page-turner…one minute you’ll think you have it all figured out, then there’s another twist and you’re back to trying to figure it out all over again. She's desperate to get her daughter back, but knows she's in for the fight of her life any way you look at it. She thinks of the baby she did have, whom Peter likewise did not want, and who died at three months old, in the care of his grandparents, in Boston, while Patricia was on a trip.

Cassie’s boyfriend Scott wants her to go travelling with him for a gap year, only neither of her parents are keen on this and she has no money. It is eventually revealed that Jack was unable to have children with Jen, who struggled with her fertility. Until Mark dropped his bombshell that he wanted a divorce as he had met young and beautiful Norah and wanted to marry her. He notes, with typical understatement, that his mother was “trouble-prone,” and more so as she grew older.Oh Sally and Amanda know how to capture my interest, grab my attention, and have me hooked just from the prologue alone!