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Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick
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The Other Husband: A gripping psychological thriller | Kathryn Croft
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Meh. You know those people who post vague status updates on Facebook, hoping you'll either ask them about it, and you just end up filling in the blanks yourself, concocting a ridiculous narrative about their VagueBooking? That is what this felt like.

At the end of a drunken dinner party with her friend Abby and their husbands, Sienna suggests they swap husbands for the night. No sex, just a change of pace. Oddly, the other three go along ⬇️

Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick with it. Days later, one of the men disappear. Sienna heard one sentence and assumed she knew what Abby was talking about. Abby's POV told us vaguely about something pertinent to the arc, but you're just left wondering WTF she's talking about. The overall turn of events was interesting in theory, but this felt terribly repetitive with all the internal dialogue GUESSING what was happening. If only people opened up to the police or asked ⬇️ 3y
Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick questions...UGH. This just felt tedious and by about 40% through I wanted the big twist to be that they all disappeared. I wasn't that lucky.
@thearomaofbooks a square for July's #bookspinbingo 📚#pop22 #ABookWithCutleryOnCoverOrInTheTitle 📚 #52Books #HouseholdObjectOnTheCover 3y
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