The Wedding Day: A totally addictive and absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller

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Plus there are posters up around town of missing women, and one looks just like her… There are multiple layers to this book as we have Alice’s situation with the UK police and increasingly revealing snippets of her marriage.

I devoured this book in just one sitting… Gripped me from the beginning… There is absolutely no way I could predict where this was going… Will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat. We look like the perfect couple, butnot all fairy tales have happy endings… Today is supposed to be the day of my dreams. As the story progresses, all definitely isn’t as it seems and she learns some things are too good to be true.Everyone knows that a good book and a bite to eat go together like a bubble bath and a glass of wine. No progress seemed to be made on any of the plot strands and I thought the scenarios repeated unnecessarily. Her hobby is eating cake, while watching diet and exercise programmes from the sofa, a skill she's perfected after many years of practice.

A chance meeting with Dan and his current girlfriend, heavily pregnant, has Alice fleeing to Corfu in Greece and maybe she can forget some of her pain. Join Cookstr in exploring new literary and culin Everyone knows that a good book and a bite to eat go together like a bubble bath and a glass of wine.Overall, this was a fun reading experience with not so likeable characters (other than Alice's sister, Heather), psychological suspense, and a thrilling conclusion.

And, as with the only other Sue Watson story I've read, 'The Nursery', the end is never really the end. Working as a television producer, Stella Weston feels that she has been put out to pasture on a religious gardening programme. Originally published in 2011 on the 1st of September, this would be the first debut novel of Sue Watson as an author.When you think you have it figured out, boom another twist, very unpredictable, which I absolutely loved. I could hardly control myself in my desperation to discover what secrets were being hidden… An enthralling page-turner that I defy anyone to try and put down… A totally addictive read. Hey you put a gun to my head I couldn’t of gased the ending and I always look for great endings and wow when I say this was great I almost want to invent a new word that means great tenfold because this book was awesome from beginning to end it is a book you have to make time to read and trust me you will not want to put it down I absolutely love this book so good! As the chilly nights roll in, this book will give you a slice of summer as Alice tells her tale of Corfu. Sue Watson was a journalist on national magazines and newspapers before becoming a TV producer with the BBC.