The Couple on Holiday by Mikayla Davids

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @MikaylaDBooks @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Couple on Holiday is a psychological thriller. I found it easy to get into straight the way and was hooked from the first page. Wow, this was a fantastic read and was gutted when got to the end. There is great suspense running in the book. I liked following the character's journey on the island. This is the first book I have read by Mikayla Davids and i will be picking up more 5 stars. Blurb You married him. But can you trust him with your life? Standing on the balcony of our gorgeous villa, I gaze out at the turquoise sea and drink in the white-sand beach and palm trees. I’m in paradise with my new husband, Owen, by my side and my life couldn’t be more perfect. I can’t imagine that anything bad could ever happen, here on this beautiful island… I turn to clink glasses with my husband. His mysterious brown eyes and strong arms fill my heart with happiness. When we met, it was love at first sight and, after a whirlwind six month romance, we married. I’m determined to fill our honeymoon with precious memories of late-night swims and champagne breakfasts. But one night Owen and I have our first argument. I yell at him for drinking too much and he accuses me of flirting with another man. I’m distraught and, the next morning, I wake up early and go for a walk along the cliff-tops to clear my head. As I climb down the sandy steps to the lagoon, my heart hammers in my chest when I see a trail of blood spots. At the bottom of the cliff is the body of a woman… who looks just like me. Who killed her? Should it have been me? Can I really trust my new husband?

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