The Wife Who Knew Too Much starts with a diary entry written by Nina - if she is found dead, it was her husband, Connor, and ~her~. (Who is ‘her’?).
It then switches point of view to Tabitha, who spots her first love in a restaurant - they had had a brief summer romance 20 years before when she was 17 and he was 19.
Nina turns up dead.
Who can we trust? Tabitha? Connor? Nina? Suspicions are high throughout the book about all characters, protagonists and side characters.
This novel is well written, tense, and full of twists and turns! I think the multiple point of view style is great as it gives us look into Nina and Tabitha’s lives with Connor. Can we trust him? Can we not?
However, the first half of the novel was not as fast-paced as I would have liked - it took a long time to get into it. However, once I was intrigued, this novel lived up to my expectations!
A great read, really recommend.
It then switches point of view to Tabitha, who spots her first love in a restaurant - they had had a brief summer romance 20 years before when she was 17 and he was 19.
Nina turns up dead.
Who can we trust? Tabitha? Connor? Nina? Suspicions are high throughout the book about all characters, protagonists and side characters.
This novel is well written, tense, and full of twists and turns! I think the multiple point of view style is great as it gives us look into Nina and Tabitha’s lives with Connor. Can we trust him? Can we not?
However, the first half of the novel was not as fast-paced as I would have liked - it took a long time to get into it. However, once I was intrigued, this novel lived up to my expectations!
A great read, really recommend.