The Younger Wife by Sally Hepworth @SallyHepworth @StMartinsPress @NetGalley #domesticsuspense #mystery #bookreviewers

Susanne’s Review:

WHOOP!!!  Sally Hepworth is BACK!!

The Younger Wife will keep you on your toes till the very end..and that my friends is wholly gratifying!

I adore Sally Hepworth. I cannot tell a lie. She is one of my favorite domestic suspense/mystery writers. That said, a few of her books have been what I’d call stinkers. (So sorry!).  Most however, have been absolutely brilliant and I’m happy to say that The Younger Wife falls into that category.

It’s got drama and lots of it!

Tully and Rachel are sisters. They’ve never been particularly close, but that’s about to change – now that their father Stephen is about to get married again. The problem of course is that he’s still married to their mother, Pam.  

You seriously can’t make this stuff up!  (Ha!!!….Or Well, I guess Sally Hepworth actually can!!)

Baaawaaahhhhaaaahhhh!!

To say this was a wild thrilling ride is an understatement!  While I consider myself quite the armchair detective, I admit to getting this one wrong.  Kudos to Sally Hepworth for keeping me on the edge of my seat!

A fabulous buddy read with Kaceey!

Thank you to St. Martin’s Press via NetGalley for the arc. 

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Kaceey’s Review:

We’re off to the chapel to celebrate the wedding of Stephen and Heather. 

On the guest list, of course, are Stephens’ two daughters, Tully and Rachel. Also on the list, is Stephens’ first wife. Yikes!

As the ceremony concludes not everyone will make it out of the chapel unharmed.

This was an extremely well-developed thriller. First and foremost…it kept me on the edge of my seat, constantly guessing who was hurt. And never knowing who the real culprit was right up to the very end.

So…Who exactly is the victim here? Or for that matter who was the culprit?

Once again, Sally Hepworth has knocked it out of the ballpark with a top-notch thriller that everyone will be buzzing about!

A buddy read with Susanne.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press