This was a very interesting thriller. Over the past couple of years, thrillers with unreliable narrators have become more popular. I have read several that have pulled me in and made me wonder what was going to happen next.
The same thing happened with "The Other Woman." From the very beginning, I was drawn into our main heroine and her relationship with "the man of her dreams." I think any new relationship can relate to the fears and worries that come with meeting the parents for the first time. The anxiety I felt meeting my future husband's family was tripled by reading about the relationships between the mother and son in this book and how they impacted our heroine's journey.
Without spoiling, I will just say that there was a twist at the end that I did not expect and that added to the drama and appeal of this story.
It was not just like every other recent thriller.
The same thing happened with "The Other Woman." From the very beginning, I was drawn into our main heroine and her relationship with "the man of her dreams." I think any new relationship can relate to the fears and worries that come with meeting the parents for the first time. The anxiety I felt meeting my future husband's family was tripled by reading about the relationships between the mother and son in this book and how they impacted our heroine's journey.
Without spoiling, I will just say that there was a twist at the end that I did not expect and that added to the drama and appeal of this story.
It was not just like every other recent thriller.