The Other Woman is a quick, intense, hard-to-put down read that will surprise you in the end.
Emily meets Adam, falls in love; Emily meets Adam's mom, Pammie, and that's when the trouble begins. No matter what Emily does, Pammie finds fault with it, but why? What did Emily do to make Pammie treat her so badly? Adam refuses to hear a negative word about his mom.
The familiar saying "you can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family" is perfect for this book!
I've read quite a few psychological thrillers this year that I have guessed or at least suspected what was about to happen, but the ending of The Other Woman was brilliant!
Thank you to BookishFirst and Minotaur Books for the advanced copy; all opinions are my own.
Emily meets Adam, falls in love; Emily meets Adam's mom, Pammie, and that's when the trouble begins. No matter what Emily does, Pammie finds fault with it, but why? What did Emily do to make Pammie treat her so badly? Adam refuses to hear a negative word about his mom.
The familiar saying "you can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family" is perfect for this book!
I've read quite a few psychological thrillers this year that I have guessed or at least suspected what was about to happen, but the ending of The Other Woman was brilliant!
Thank you to BookishFirst and Minotaur Books for the advanced copy; all opinions are my own.