The Widow’s Lie by Melanie Price

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @melanieRprice @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #LBTThriller The Widow's Lie is a psychological genre and this is the first book I have read from Melanie Price, and it blew me away. Her writing is engaging and thrilling . The Window Lie is a fantastic read and once I started reading I was unable to put it down. The twists where brilliant which made me hooked to the book and I could not stop reading because I need to find out what would happen at the end of the story. The story at good pace that you are able to keep up with and there are different narratives: Anastasia who is a window and has moved in to the neighbourhood with her little girl then there is Jacqueline lives on the street and when she meets Anastasia she thinks it's her ex-husband wife who went missing long time ago. This is incredible read that is well written and I strongly recommend this book. If you love a psychological read this books for you. I read this in a day . 5 stars. Blurb ‘Welcome to the street!’ I say cheerfully as my new neighbor opens the door. But the moment I see her, my blood runs cold. I would know those bright blue eyes anywhere. She looks exactly like my husband’s ex-wife. The one who went missing. The one declared dead a decade ago… I hurry back home, determined to get to the bottom of this strange coincidence. But my husband, Charles, tells me I’m just imagining things. Anastasia is a beautiful young widow, and has moved to our idyllic, tree-lined street for a fresh start with her little girl. All my friends love our glamorous new neighbor, and my daughter, Matilda, wants nothing more than to play with her new best friend over the road. Just as I’m about to accept my husband’s pleadings and put it down to paranoia, Anastasia says something that turns my world upside down. I can’t stop my hands from shaking and my heart from pounding. Does she know the one thing about me that she shouldn’t? Now, I am sure Anastasia is lying. And as my perfect life begins to crumble around me, I realize that my baby girl and I might really be in terrible danger. But I have a plan of my own. This “widow” has no idea how far I’ll go to keep my family, and my secrets, safe… An absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller that will have you glued to the pages and screaming at your Kindle at the jaw-dropping twist. If you love The Perfect Marriage, Gone Girl and anything by Lisa Jewell or Nicola Sanders, you’ll be hooked on The Widow's Lie! Author bio Melanie Price is the author of page-turning psychological thrillers. She loves writing stories that will keep readers guessing late into the night! If you want to stay up to date with her newest releases, please follow Melanie's Amazon profile. You can also get in touch on her website, where you can download a copy of her FREE psychological thriller short story, The Husband's Mistake.

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