The Marriage Lie
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3.8 • 11 Ratings
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- €4.49
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Publisher Description
** The #1 eBook bestseller! **
‘Utterly compelling!’ Lisa Hall, bestselling author of Between You and Me
‘A good, old-fashioned page-turner, with a poisonous sting in the tail.’ Daily Mail
She thought they had a perfect marriage….
When a plane crashes, Iris Griffiths watches the news unfold with horror…and then relief. Her beloved husband Will had just flown out from the same airport, but he was on a different flight.
So why is his name on the list of victims?
Surely there’s some mistake – her husband would never lie to her. Would he? But wading deeper into the truth of her husband’s deception, Iris begins to think the unthinkable.
Maybe she’s glad that he’s dead…
A chillingly unsettling psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Paula Hawkins, Liane Moriarty , Shari Lapena and Clare Macintosh. Are you ready to question if everything in your life is really as it seems…
Reviews
‘A smart mystery that takes readers on a wild ride. Fans of domestic suspense will adore Kimberly Belle.’ MARY KUBICA, bestselling author of THE GOOD GIRL
‘A good, old-fashioned page-turner, with a poisonous sting in the tail.’ DAILY MAIL
‘With a fast, pacy plot, intriguing characters and twists and turns popping off the page when you least expect them, The Marriage Lie is an utterly compelling read.’ LISA HALL, bestselling author of BETWEEN YOU AND ME
About the author
Kimberly Belle is the author of The Last Breath, The Ones We Trust, and The Marriage Lie. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Agnes Scott College and has worked in fundraising for nonprofits at home and abroad. She divides her time between Atlanta and Amsterdam.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Will and Iris Griffith have the perfect marriage and a dream home, and they've just started talking about children on the morning that Will leaves for a business trip in Orlando. When a plane bound for Seattle that same day crashes and kills everyone on board, Iris is stunned to discover Will's name on the passenger manifest, and the conference in Orlando at which he was scheduled to speak turns out not to exist at all. With the help of her brother, Dave, Iris attempts to learn why Will was bound for Seattle, and in the process, she discovers that almost everything she knew about Will is a total fabrication, including his birthplace and his friendships and there's also a large sum of money suddenly missing from the company where he worked. Each piece of the puzzle seems to create more questions than answers, especially once Iris's phone begins receiving anonymous text messages ranging from concerned to outright threatening. This is not a unique premise, and Belle's (The Last Breath) main villain is a little bit cookie-cutter, but numerous skillfully executed twists will force readers to constantly shift their allegiances from character to character, never entirely sure who to trust or what's really going on. A surprising and fast-paced read.
