Wife's Secret

'A dark riot of a thriller! ...a gloriously twisted tale' T J EmersonEven the best liar can't hide the truthMarnie thought she'd left behind her days of writing celebrity tell-all memoirs, but she has her own reasons for wanting to meet this client.Blythe Hopper. A reclusive former Hollywood star who recently murdered her husband.Dark secrets lurk at the Hoppers' palatial London home and Marnie is determined to unearth them. At any price.Because this isn't just about Blythe's past.It's about Marnie's too.A dark and mesmerising tale of deception, lies, and marital secrets, from the bestselling author of Close to Me, now a major TV series._ _'Fascinating, flawed characters, an intriguing plot, a steamy heatwave setting and ooh - that ending! Loved it.' Jackie Kabler'Reynolds plunges you straight into the heart of this gloriously twisted, tragicomic tale and keeps you there. Her flawed characters can make you laugh out loud at the same time as shocking you to the core. Loved it!' T J Emerson'In this creepy, addictive page-turner, Amanda Reynolds plays with the toxicity of fame, and has you looking over your shoulder until the very last page.' Jane Bailey'A luxurious mansion falling into disrepair, a glamorous Hollywood star facing a murder charge, and an ambitious writer with secrets of her own ... the perfect set-up for a completely gripping, deliciously dark thriller.' Phoebe Locke'I was totally hooked from the first chapter ... Amanda Reynolds really had my eyes glued to the page' netgalley reviewer'an engrossing novel that had me hooked until the very end.' netgalley reviewer'...a clever and timely tale of ambition and revenge, with complex but compelling characters... Amanda Reynolds is such a vivid and visual writer, I am sure this will make it onto our screens.' Jo Callaghan'a compelling examination of the human psyche, showcasing Reynolds' ability to delve into the complexities of her characters' netgalley reviewer'An entertaining story with twists and a range of unforgettable characters.' netgalley reviewer-Previously published as The Screenwriter