Review: My Wife's Secrets - Wendy Owens

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My Wife's Secrets (My Husband's Fiancée #2)

Review: My Wife's Secrets - Book #2 My Husband's Fiancee Series - Wendy Owens - February 2022

At the end of Book #1, we read as Liz Foster ended up being exonerated for the murder of Alison who was her husband's mistress as the weapon was found and contained traces of DNA from a Patty Dane who supposedly disappeared from a mental institution. In Book #2 Nathan - Liz's ex-husband is married to his new wife Dr. Evelyn Foster who he met during a grief group when Liz was first convicted and now their little girl Madison. As we all know from reading the first book, Evelyn has a truckload of dark secrets including the big one that she was the one who killed Alison and set Liz up to take the fall. Now Liz is out and is worried for Nathan's safety but with Evelyn telling her side of the story, she has made sure in Nathan's eyes that Liz looks like the bad girl and a danger to her family and their daughter Madison, when that is far from the truth. What happens though when Nathan decides to start exploring Liz's theory to disapprove it but ends up finding out she has more secrets than he could ever imagine. I did feel that the details surrounding Madison's birth could have been expanded a bit more as well as when we find out the truth between Evelyn Powell/ Foster and Patty Dane. If you love psychological and domestic thrillers, then check out Wendy Owens "My Husband's Fiancée Series" as you will not be disappointed with the twists and turns of the story and the lengths people will go to save what they think is the "perfect life".

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