pickI listened to this on audio. At times I thought it went on a little too long, but then I realized I was quite invested in seeing how it would turn out. I enjoyed trying to figure out how the author would tie it all together. When I started, I did not realize this was a sequel. I plan to go back and read the first one. While it was a sequel, I think it definitely can be enjoyed as a stand alone novel. I enjoyed it that way.
pickThis is a sequel to “Woman Last Seen“, but can easily be read as a stand alone as I never realized it until the author's note at the end. It was a fun thriller with lots of flawed characters. I did find it a little too wordy at times with lots of time spent in characters heads that felt a little repetitious. While the basic plot was a little convoluted, I enjoyed the craziness of it and common sense the characters exhibited at the end. 3.75/5
It's a case that has gripped a nation: A woman with a shocking secret is missing, presumed dead. And her two husbands are suspects in her murder.
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“Lost. Missing. Murdered?
How do you find a woman who didn‘t exist?”
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Two Dead Wives | 
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