Review: The Second Wife - Miranda Rijks

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Review: The Second Wife - Miranda Rijks - May 2022

Mia was on her way to becoming a successful classical violinist until a family issue caused her career to derail and she ended up with a stint in prison. She needed a job and so she got one cleaning for musician Robin Featherstone. The two got close as Mia spoke Robin's language - the art of music. His second wife Tamsin though gets jealous after she overhears Robin talking about personal issues with Mia like their Will. She's not a gold digger, but she deserves something and she fears that he is drifting away from her. So she fires Mia behind Robin's back. During this time, Robin then has a stroke and eventually dies. Mia is also shortly after being fired, given a job as a violinist in a band on tour - this is what she always dreamed of, professionally playing her Violin. One night she gets a call, Robin has died and he has left his entire estate to her. Mia is shocked and as soon as she meets the family, she realizes this is too good to be true as the family are not only contesting the will but they are also trying to frame her for Robin's death as it turns out he was murdered. As they pull apart Mia's past to make her look guilty, can she work her case and discover who killed Robin which member of his family wanted him dead, and who stood to inherit the most if she is also out of the picture? Find out in Miranda Rijk's thriller The Second Wife. If you love UK thrillers, then you will love Miranda's books as she is one of my favourites to read.


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