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The Favor
by Nora Murphy
They've never met, but they can set each other free...
Leah and McKenna are perfect strangers, but they are both trapped in the same nightmare. They are both married to seemingly perfect, professional, and wealthy men. Their marriages and lives appear to be idyllic and enviable from the outside, but under the surface, they are far from it. In fact, McKenna and Leah are both living in precarious and dangerous marriages, with no end or escape in sight. On a drive through McKenna's neighbourhood one night, Leah witnesses something that is all too familiar to her. She decides then and there that even if she can't get out, McKenna can. Leah will make sure of that.
I really enjoyed this book, and found it difficult to put down. I was very invested in the characters and really wanted the best for them. There were some parts that felt a bit repetitive throughout the story, but I still found it to be a very engaging and thrilling read. I could easily identify with McKenna and Leah and my heart broke for them. I recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys domestic thrillers.
Please note that this novel can be triggering to survivors or witnesses of domestic abuse.
Leah and McKenna are perfect strangers, but they are both trapped in the same nightmare. They are both married to seemingly perfect, professional, and wealthy men. Their marriages and lives appear to be idyllic and enviable from the outside, but under the surface, they are far from it. In fact, McKenna and Leah are both living in precarious and dangerous marriages, with no end or escape in sight. On a drive through McKenna's neighbourhood one night, Leah witnesses something that is all too familiar to her. She decides then and there that even if she can't get out, McKenna can. Leah will make sure of that.
I really enjoyed this book, and found it difficult to put down. I was very invested in the characters and really wanted the best for them. There were some parts that felt a bit repetitive throughout the story, but I still found it to be a very engaging and thrilling read. I could easily identify with McKenna and Leah and my heart broke for them. I recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys domestic thrillers.
Please note that this novel can be triggering to survivors or witnesses of domestic abuse.