Tarryn Fisher Wives

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The Wives. You're not the only one... 'Compulsive, brilliant, enthralling... I was hooked to the very last page' Adele Parks, author of Sunday Times No.1 bestseller Lies Lies Lies 'Fans of B A Paris will love this addictive page-turner' Woman's Weekly You've never met the other wives. None of you know each other, you see your husband only one day a week. Thursday. But you don't care, you love him that much. Or at least that's what you've told yourself... And then, one day it all changes. You thought you were fine with this, with only having a fraction of a husband. But you can't help yourself, you start to dig. You begin tracking them down, the other days... Who is Monday and why does she have bruises on her arms? Is she being abused? By who? Her husband? Your husband? What else is he keeping from you? And who is he, really? Praise for The Wives: 'A compulsive, brilliant, enthralling thriller... a novel that totally captures absolute love and utter deception, total obsession and cruel betrayal. I was hooked to the very last page' Sunday Times No.1 bestselling author, Adele Parks 'Fans of B A Paris will love this addictive page-turner' Woman's Weekly 'This page-turning psychological thriller by Tarryn Fisher will leave you guessing right until the end' HELLO! 'A perfect page-turner...a must-read of 2020' Woman & Home 'What. The. Actual... My mind is BLOWN' Terri, Amazon reader, 5 Stars 'Nail-biting, heart-clenchingly good from the start, with characters that you both root and cringe for. I loved every word' New York Times bestselling author Alessandra Torre 'Will leave the most sure-footed reader uneasy until the last word is read' New York Times bestselling author Colleen Hoover 'A fantastic thriller that asks the question: how well do we know the people we love? Filled with twists and turns you won't see coming, The Wives is a winner' PopSugar 'Not just an original story but an equally original plot twist ... an emotional and psychological crescendo that will keep readers on their toes until its final page' USA Today