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The Serial Killer's Wife
by Alice Hunter
Beth and Tom Hardcastle live an idyllic life, he a commuting banker, she the owner of a pottery cafe. But their life gets turned upside down when the police show up to question Tom about a woman's disappearance eight years ago. Soon Tom is on remand charged with multiple murders and Beth is dealing with the fall out. And everyone has questions; did she know? Did she Keep his secrets? Did she have a hand in the murders?
A lot of hype surrounding this one, particularly with it having been picked up for TV. An easy read, decent characters, and pretty standard all things considered. Nothing earth shattering, the twists were pretty easy to foresee, and the events were believable enough. I'll give the other two in the series a go and see if Hunter manages to inject something more surprising into them.
A lot of hype surrounding this one, particularly with it having been picked up for TV. An easy read, decent characters, and pretty standard all things considered. Nothing earth shattering, the twists were pretty easy to foresee, and the events were believable enough. I'll give the other two in the series a go and see if Hunter manages to inject something more surprising into them.