The Other Mrs
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発行者による作品情報
‘Seductive and unpredictable’ Karin Slaughter
‘Brilliantly propulsive’ JP Delaney
‘An ending that left me thunderstruck’ Samantha Downing
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SOON TO BE MADE INTO A NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM
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Every marriage has its secrets…
Sadie has it all: a handsome husband, two beautiful children, a highly respected job. But when she finds out Will is having an affair, her perfect life falls apart at the seams.
Camille is hot-headed, beautiful, fiery – everything that Sadie isn’t. And she’s obsessively in love with Will.
When Sadie and Will’s neighbour is violently murdered, Camille is the only person to witness the crime. But who is really behind the woman’s death? And how is it linked to Camille’s plan to make Will hers… at any cost?
Unsettling, darkly compelling and with a jaw-dropping twist, you won’t be able to put this novel down. Perfect for fans of Behind Closed Doors and Sometimes I Lie.
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Readers LOVE The Other Mrs:
'Woah, prepare yourself for a roller coaster ride of a book!'
'The twists in this book are insane. I thought I knew it was going, but then I was COMPLETELY BLOWN AWAY!'
'I loved this story; I was unable to stop rapidly turning the pages. A 5-star read for me.'
'Buckle up , you are in for a heck of a ride with this book!'
'A tense and chilling read.'
'Intriguing and atmospheric.'
'Extremely gripping, dark, gritty and very twisty… it kept me on my toes!'
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About the author
Mary Kubica is a New York Times bestselling author of thrillers including The Good Girl, The Other Mrs., Local Woman Missing and Just the Nicest Couple. Her books have been translated into over thirty languages and have sold over two million copies worldwide. Her novels have been praised as “hypnotic” (People) and “thrilling and illuminating” (L.A. Times). She lives outside of Chicago with her husband and children.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In this convoluted psychological thriller from bestseller Kubica (When the Lights Go Out), physician Sadie Foust and her professor husband, Will, have inherited his sister Alice's house, on an island off the coast of Maine, after Alice's apparent suicide. They have also agreed to accept guardianship for Alice's understandably troubled 16-year-old daughter, Imogen. Despite the tragedy, Sadie sees a chance for a new start with Will and their two boys, 14-year-old Otto and seven-year-old Tate. She would like to move past Will's affair, as well as an alarming school incident with Otto and a mistake that forced her to resign from her former position in Chicago. However, Imogen's increasingly threatening behavior causes tension among the family, and the murder of a neighbor's new wife throws their lives into a tailspin when Sadie becomes a suspect. Red herrings litter the multiple narratives, adding too much weight to an already overloaded plot, and a soapy twist disappoints. Hopefully, this is a temporary slump for the talented Kubica.
