Review: The Strangers We Know - Pip Drysdale

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Review: The Strangers We Know - Pip Drysdale - December 2019

This past week has been a bit of a slow reading week for me, but I did manage to clear a couple of books off my bookshelf including The Strangers We Know by Pip Drysdale. In this book, we first meet Charlie who has broken up with her longtime boyfriend Josh and mourning it in the bar. Here she meets Oliver and ends up going home with him. The couple have a whirlwind romance and are heavily in love. Life is perfect and the pair get married and things are going great. That is until Charlie sees on her friend's dating app a picture of her husband - it can't be, but she knows the picture as it was taken on their honeymoon. As the book goes along, Charlie starts to get suspicious of her husband. But what happens when her suspicions get the better of her especially since he's always travelling? More so, when she catfishes her husband on the app she starts talking to him. When Charlie confronts Oliver and he denies it, the pair argue and she leaves. The next day though Charlie gets a phone call from the police and learns Oliver is dead. Who killed Oliver and is trying to frame Charlie for his murder? Can Charlie clear her name and find out the truth about her husband and what will happen when she learns about her husband and his past? If you are looking for a good thriller, then Pip Drysdale's The Strangers We Know is the read for you. I am now looking forward to reading the rest of Pip Drysdale's backlist of books.


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