My Husband's Wife

Eden Fox is trying to start a new life with her husband in a quiet seaside village. One day, after coming back from a run, she discovers that her key no longer opens the front door. When she knocks, the door is opened by another woman who claims to be her. Even more shocking, Eden's husband backs the other woman and insists he doesn't know Eden at all.

Left with no proof of her identity and shut out of the life she believed was hers, Eden begins a desperate search for the truth. Meanwhile, the narrative intertwines with the story of Birdy, a woman facing secrets from the past and events that are connected in an unusual way to the same place.

The book deals with themes such as:

• identity and its loss,
• psychological manipulation (gaslighting),
• family secrets,
• trust and betrayal,
• the influence of the past on the present.

If you enjoy psychological thrillers where you keep asking yourself "who is telling the truth?", this book is very likely to keep you hooked until the last page.