My Husband's Killer: The emotional, twisty new mystery from the #1 bestselling author of Friend Request

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The movie does nothing to shift you to her side which is impressive consider "a mother scared for her child" is the easiest sell in the world. Liz herself was a likeable enough character, which certainly can't be said for all the rest of the group - one is particularly loathsome.

Our books regularly hit the bestseller lists, and we have powered countless authors to household-name status. Oh well, I'm sick in bed with Covid so have nowhere else to go, except an insane asylum for continuing to watch these awful flicks. A mother discovers that the nanny who framed her for abandoning her 3-year-old daughter is her ex-husband's new girlfriend, but no one believes her version of events. The chapters alternate between the weekend away and the events that happened in the past, and it's told from multiple perspectives. There was drama, humor, action, and Lifetime should air more movies like this to balance out the campy flicks.There was so much happening already that keeping them at odds was unnecessary drama, particularly since it was their daughter and they were both manipulated. Highly compulsive reading and I can’t wait to read more by this author who also wrote Friend Request.

The Chalke History Festival announces a new name, new look, and tons for history buffs to get their teeth into! Saffie cheated on ex husband Owen with Todd, and it’s safe to say that the group have not yet fully warmed to Saffie’s new relationship. My favorite part of the movie (and of MOST Lifetime movies I've seen) took place in the restaurant when she slapped Valerie/Cathy/Lisa the first time, and then again in that backward arm thrust on the OTHER side of her face when the cop was leading her out.The chapters are short so it’s very easy to get whisked on the Greek Island with Liz and her friends, with the exotic backdrop, bubbling tension, ‘My Husband’s Killer’ is an intense and gripping book that was impossible to put down. They came to the registrar with me when, having finally received confirmation of presumption of death, I went to register Andrew’s death, unable to deal with it alone. But also connecting the dots on people and often having re read a few bits to figure out who they are.

While some betrayals are worse than others the author delivers one after the other keeping you glued to the pages as you try to figure out what actually happened to Andrew, Was it just an accident? In terms of characters, what I particularly loved about them was the fact that they had known each other a long time (since university). A couple of the stretchier points were the psychiatrist violating all kinds of privacy laws, and poor little Emma being sedated almost the whole time.I usually fall back on cliches such as “as well as can be expected”, which I think is what they want to hear. Marshall definitely tries to keep the reader guessing in regards to the mystery component of the tale. The novel is original; the characters are well-developed, and the themes are always relevant: love, fear, grief, greed, power, control, and obsession. When it begins to emerge piecemeal it’s pretty twisted with shocks and surprises that keep on coming and gluing you to the pages.