pickI liked this. Gaslighting at its worst
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Light audiobook for easy summer listening.
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pickThis was a lot — especially after watching The Luckiest Girl Alive. But, it also felt appropriate. I appreciated the comprehensive character development. I felt so invested in this story because I cared about the people.
pickI liked this book. The characters were interesting and the family was a real mess.
I‘m ahead of my reading challenge - literally the only thing going well in my life right now.
pickThis book gave me Liane Moriarty storytelling vibes from the very beginning, and for me that‘s a good thing. To add to that vibe one narrator of the audiobook, Caroline Lee, also narrates Liane‘s book. It was a fun, quick read and I hate to say more less I drop a spoiler.
pickGaslighting. This book is exactly was gaslighting looks like!!!! I loved Rachel and Tully. My heart broke for Heather and Pam. A dysfunctional family with loads of drama and a touch of dark mystery. I devoured this book and can‘t wait for my next SH novel! Book #64 in 2022
pickThis was a great read! Great characters, good plot. I couldn‘t put it down!
pickThanks to #netgalley for the ARC in exchange for a fair and honest review. Another great read from Sally Hepworth. A first wife, a new fiance and a husband and who seems to be so perfect until things start unraveling. A compelling read that I couldn't put down. A thriller that satisfied my need for unexpected twists. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #sallyhepworth #theyoungerwife #goodreads #litsy #thestorygraph #tea_sipping_bookworm #thriller #bookqueen #bookstagram
pickSisters Tully and Rachel are shocked when they learn that their father is planning on divorcing their mom who's in a specialized facility for dementia in order to marry his young interior designer Heather. Memories from the past resurface and they all begin to question if they know who their father really is
so-soThe first half read more contemporary than suspense. When the suspense was added, it was pretty good, but the ending was rushed to the point of being nonsensical.
Steven‘s wife has dementia and is in a care home, but he has found love again with Heather, an interior designer who is the same age as his adult daughters. Tully and Rachel are not pleased their dad is divorcing mum to be with Heather. But does Steven have an even darker side?
pickThis was a surprisingly good thriller. I think it might be my favorite Hepworth so far! The audiobook narrator(s) were amazing. Trigger warning in spoiler in comments. Happy reading! #Libby #audiobook
pickThis one was good…not great but good. I disliked the dad - the man marrying a much younger woman after divorcing his wife with Alzheimer‘s- from the very beginning but found the issues surrounding the various women intriguing. Did not like the ending and found the resolution pretty shitty (if you‘ve read it you‘ll know what I‘m talking about). But overall I enjoyed the short chapters and thought the narrator was good. And beautiful cover! 🌟🌟🌟🌟
No furniture yet, but starting a new book in the new condo
so-soThis is a tough one for me. I really like Sally Hepworth & I enjoyed this novel... Until I got to the end. The ending had me wanting to throw the book. Otherwise, classic Hepworth with well-developed, relatable characters & engrossing family drama. I enjoy the suspense & humor she brings to her books. ⭐⭐⭐💫 Stars because the ending was so upsetting.
pickThis was a fun book about a totally dysfunctional family. Loved the outcome!
pickHepworth has definitely become an auto-read author for me. Here, she sets up a family situation that seems quite solid but then slowly starts to reveal that maybe things aren‘t how they look. Really deft writing along the lines of Liane Moriarty. Great read!
I wish I could do this more often. I‘ve been so busy lately. But reading is my one true solace. 🤓📚❤️
pickI really enjoyed this one. I had my questions at the beginning and in the end they all were answered. It had me listening all night. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
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Started this last night and barely got a wink of sleep. I love hearing Caroline Lee as one of the narrators, as I love her in all Moriarty books, but this book stands on its own so far! I'm totally enthralled.
pickThe book starts out with the wedding and then a scream. What happened?
Lots of twists, secrets, lies, and lots of drama.
Have YOU read it?
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pickI‘ve enjoyed Hepworth‘s novels, so I was excited to dive into her latest! As usual, her characters come to life. The book opens with a wedding that ends in tragedy-& circles to different perspectives to build that day up. Stephen is remarrying- though his two adult daughters don‘t exactly support his decision despite understanding it in the wake of their mother‘s debilitating diagnosis. It‘s easy to keep turning pages in this unsettling read!
pickI enjoyed this book, but admit I will be puzzling over the ending for a while. This book is about family, marriage, and secrets. There is a lot being said about the book portraying abuse victims as being crazy, but I think that is the point of the book...that some abusers can mess up their victims so much that they in fact do not trust their own judgment about has happened to them. I gave it 4/5 stars.
pickEnjoyed this when I finally got to sit down undisturbed and read. More mystery than psychological thriller to me. Lots of secrets!
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panI was 100% insulted by this book as a female reader. Women are not magnanimously stupid so please stop writing them as such. Here‘s my chief review point, spoiler be damned: the author portrays not 1 but 2 women who suffer physical abuse who then convince themselves they aren‘t abused, in favor of them being… “drunk” and/or “crazy.” Yup. I really just read that. In 2022. Full review ScrappyMags.com
pickThe Younger Wife was such a page-turner for me, as I desperately wanted to know the truth about Stephen and the members of his family. The events are seen through the eyes of multiple characters, which brings with it many perspectives that ultimately come together so well in the end. I loved the mysteries and questions surrounding this family and the ways in which they overcame many of the challenges they faced.
pickThe Younger Wife was such a page-turner for me, as I desperately wanted to know the truth about Stephen and the members of his family. The events are seen through the eyes of multiple characters, which brings with it many perspectives that ultimately come together so well in the end. I loved the mysteries and questions surrounding this family and the ways in which they overcame many of the challenges they faced.
What a book!!! People are not always who you think they are and it takes a discerning mind to truly know a person in the kind of world we live in.
BTW this is my first time reading @SallyHepworth and I'm blown away by the way she writes.
But like all drugs, Sonny eventually lost his potency. And when he didn‘t provide the hit that he once had, Tully needed to go looking for that rush of adrenaline in the place she‘d always found it.
pickIf I say anything about her, she writes in a way that makes you not want to put the book down, regardless of your genre preference, Sally Hepworth can tell a story 🥰
pick• Thank you to St. Martin's Press and NetGalley for providing this Advance Reading Copy. Expected publication date is April 5, 2022.
From the Publisher:
Stephen Aston is getting married again. The only problem is, he's still married to his first wife, even though she is in a care facility for dementia. But he'll take care of that easily, by divorcing her--even if his adult daughters protest.
FULL REVIEW 4/5.
The Ashton family has enough problems, and now their father has a young girlfriend, Heather, who he is going to marry.
What is he doing? Their mother is still living and is in a home for dementia patients?
The book starts out with the wedding and then a scream. What happened?
Lots of twists, secrets, lies, and lots of drama.
This is another engaging, thoughtful read by Sally Hepworth. 4/5
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pickSally Hepworth brings readers another domestic suspense story filled with lots of family drama and twists and turns throughout the book. This book will keep you glued to the edge of your seat guessing right up until the end. Sally Hepworth has a knack for developing sophisticated characters and plots that unfold sooo beautifully one detail at a time until all the pieces of the story fall into place. A real page turner to be devoured!
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Update: What a pleasant surprise! I got it! 😄
Today, Netgalley offered "The Younger Wife" to the first 1,000 people to download it. Of course, I saw the email two hours too late. I'm dying a little inside right now because it would have been nice to read this book immediately. ? Oh, well. I'll just preorder it. Love this author! ?
