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A review by deb2425
Two Dead Wives by Adele Parks
4.0
Two Dead Wives picks up where Adele Parks' earlier novel, Woman Last Seen, leaves off, although you definitely don't have to read the first book in order to enjoy the second. In Two Dead Wives, Kylie Gillingham's murder reveals a shocking secret--she's been leading a double life and is a bigamist. Her second husband is the prime suspect, but he tries to get off the hook by persuading Kylie's sons to investigate her best friend, who moved in with the family to "help out" after Kylie's death.
The boys' investigation leads them to a small seaside town, where they run into danger and discover a shocking secret.
This book did a great job of keeping my interest and of telling the story from the viewpoints of a variety of different characters. It seems that everyone has something to hide, and there's plenty of suspense, especially when the boys unknowingly connect with a potential murderer online. A climactic scene in the seaside village had me on the edge of my seat.
Looking forward to reading more Adele Parks!
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an ARC in return for an honest review.
The boys' investigation leads them to a small seaside town, where they run into danger and discover a shocking secret.
This book did a great job of keeping my interest and of telling the story from the viewpoints of a variety of different characters. It seems that everyone has something to hide, and there's plenty of suspense, especially when the boys unknowingly connect with a potential murderer online. A climactic scene in the seaside village had me on the edge of my seat.
Looking forward to reading more Adele Parks!
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an ARC in return for an honest review.