The Wife Who Knew Too Much – Book Review

She’s in too deep….

Meet the first Mrs Ford. Beautiful. Accomplished. Wealthy beyond imagination. Married to a much younger man. And now… dead.

Meet the second Mrs Ford. Waitress. Small-town girl. Married to a man she never forgot, from an affair ten years before. And now, she’s wealthy beyond imagination.

But who is Connor Ford? Two wives loved him, and knew him as only wives can…

Who is the victim? Who is the villain? And who will be next to die?

Set amongst the glittering mansions of the Hamptons, The Wife Who Knew Too Much is a decadent thriller about the lives of those who will do anything for love and money from the Sunday Times bestselling author Michele Campbell.

High ratings I saw from this book prompted me to read the book and was so glad when I found this book on Scribd!

Plot:- Tabitha “Tabby” meets her childhood love, Connor Ford, after many years in the bar where she was working as a waitress. Connor is now however married to Nina Levitt, one of the wealthiest woman in the country but Tabitha and Connor start their steamy romance affair. Then Nina is tragically drowned and Tabitha marries Connor. But soon, Tabitha comes across Nina’s diary where she thinks Connor is going to kill her and Tabitha realizes she is in danger…

Writing:- The story is told from the perspectives of Tabitha and Nina though mainly from Tabitha’s perspective. The writing was good, engaging and intriguing though initially it started a bit slow but soon got fast paced with twists and thrills along the way. Towards the middle part of the book, the story got more interesting and unputdownable and there were moments in the book where I was at the edge of my seat, waiting to find out what is going to happen next. Although the ending was a bit predictable, I kind of liked the ending overall.

Characters:- Tabitha’s character was OK to me and so was Nina’s. The rest of the characters are simply meh.

Overall:- this book is a fast paced packed with twists and turns you didn’t expect that will keep you at the edge of the seat–worth four stars!