The Trophy Wife
A completely addictive, fast-paced psychological thriller
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3.0 • 7 Ratings
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- $6.99
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Publisher Description
A masterfully told psychological thriller from NUMBER ONE bestseller Valerie Keogh
His prized possession....his greatest mistake?
From the moment I saw Ann, I knew she was perfect for me.
Her beauty and her social connections would make my miserable life so much better. It didn’t matter that I didn’t love her. I would give her the lifestyle she craved, and she would give me the life I deserved...
But soon my marriage vows were a noose around my neck.
I longed to escape my beautiful, horrible wife.
And then I saw her and I knew there was only one way out…
Don't miss the brand new thriller by Valerie Keogh! Perfect for fans of Sue Watson, Shalini Boland and K.L. Slater.
This book was previously published as Exit Five From Charing Cross
Praise for Valerie Keogh:
‘Keogh is the queen of compelling narratives and twisty plots’ Jenny O'Brien
'A wonderful book, I can’t rate this one highly enough. If only there were ten stars, it’s that good. Valerie Keogh is a master story-teller, and this is a masterful performance.' Anita Waller
'Keogh is no. 1 for a reason, and this is another perfect slice of domestic noir. A definite 5 stars.' Keri Beevis
'I was blown away with this book!' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review
'I didn't see the twist coming at all!' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review
'A rollercoaster of a story!' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review
Customer Reviews
Gripping
“Flawless but fatal…”
The Trophy Wife is a dark, slow burning psychological thriller where, lies, jealousy, unrequited love and wealth come together to show having it all, may not always bring you happiness.
It’s protagonist Jake gave me creepy Tom Ripley vibes as he set out to create a new identity for himself, based on a series of lies. When he meets Adam at Oxford University, he models himself on him. For Jake, Adam was everything he wanted to be and wanted everything he had, which increased as we follow their friendship through the years.
Whilst I did enjoy this one in the main as I always do with Keogh’s books, there were a couple of little niggles I had, but won’t mention as I don’t want to give anything away. In the grand scheme of things though, this did not detract from my overall enjoyment of the book and was still an entertaining read.
*Please note that this book has been previously published under the tile Exit Five From Charing Cross