A Trusted Wife (An Emily Just Psychological Thriller—Book One)
An utterly mesmerizing psychological thriller with an edge-of-your-seat twist ending
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3.9 • 256 Ratings
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Publisher Description
“A riveting read.”
—Reader review for What’s His
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As a home aide, Emily Just has lived with families and seen too many secrets. Yet when she accepts a new job for the wife of a reclusive tech tycoon in Silicon Valley, she finds herself cut off from the outside world, in a high-security mansion that watches her every move.
And the more she tries to connect with her agoraphobic charge, the more she suspects this isolation isn't for protection—it's imprisonment.
When someone associated with the family ends up dead under mysterious circumstances, Emily knows it’s time to take charge of her situation.
But in this house of futuristic horrors, can Emily discover the truth before she’s trapped forever?
A TRUSTED WIFE (An Emily Just Psychological Thriller—Book 1) is the first novel in a new psychological suspense series by mystery and suspense author Ella Swift.
Future books in the series are also available!
“This book was amazing. The action simply didn’t stop right up to the last page. I’m sure book two will not disappoint.”
—Reader review for What’s His
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“I liked how the book followed Peyton. It’s an easy read and I can't wait to read the next book in the series.”
—Reader review for What’s His
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“Excellent but short story and the backdrop of a National Park is amazing. You can't help but like Peyton. Look forward to her next adventure.”
—Reader review for What’s His
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“Very good book. It will pull you in from the beginning and not let up until the last paragraph. The characters are pretty true to life and it feels like you are there with them. A twist at the end will get you.”
—Reader review for What’s His
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Customer Reviews
Wrong detail
The first part of the book put me off. You can’t see the Pacific Ocean from San Jose
The Trusted Wife
It’s good! Keeps you reading to find out the end!!
The story felt rushed
Too much happened in too short a time. The characters felt rushed—too much happened in too short a time. Good story but everything moved too quickly. The plot never got a chance to thicken.