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The Other Wife

Claire McGowan
Chapters (82)
  1. TITLE PAGE
  2. COPYRIGHT PAGE
  3. CONTENTS
  4. START READING
  5. PART ONE
  6. Nora
  7. Suzi
  8. Elle
  9. Suzi
  10. Nora
  11. Suzi
  12. Elle
  13. Suzi
  14. Nora
  15. Suzi
  16. Alison
  17. Elle
  18. Suzi
  19. Nora
  20. Suzi
  21. Elle
  22. Suzi
  23. Nora
  24. Suzi
  25. Elle
  26. Suzi
  27. Nora
  28. PART TWO
  29. Alison
  30. Elle
  31. Suzi
  32. Nora
  33. Suzi
  34. Elle
  35. Suzi
  36. Nora
  37. Suzi
  38. Elle
  39. Suzi
  40. Elle
  41. Suzi
  42. Nora
  43. PART THREE
  44. Alison
  45. Eleanor
  46. Suzi
  47. Eleanor
  48. Suzi
  49. Eleanor
  50. Suzi
  51. Eleanor
  52. Suzi
  53. Eleanor
  54. Suzi
  55. Eleanor
  56. Suzi
  57. Eleanor
  58. Suzi
  59. Maddy
  60. Eleanor
  61. Suzi
  62. PART FOUR
  63. Alison
  64. Eleanor
  65. Suzi
  66. Eleanor
  67. Suzi
  68. Eleanor
  69. Suzi
  70. Eleanor
  71. Suzi
  72. Maddy
  73. Eleanor
  74. Suzi
  75. Eleanor
  76. Suzi
  77. Eleanor
  78. Suzi
  79. Alison
  80. Eleanor
  81. Maddy
  82. ABOUT THE AUTHOR

PRAISE FOR CLAIRE MCGOWAN:

‘A knockout new talent you should read immediately.’

—Lee Child

‘A brilliant, breathless thriller that kept me guessing to the last shocking page.’

—Erin Kelly, Sunday Times bestselling author of

He Said/She Said

‘Absorbing, timely, and beautifully written, What You Did is a superior psychological thriller from a major talent.’

—Mark Edwards, bestselling author of The Retreat and

In Her Shadow

‘What You Did is a triumph, a gripping story of the secrets and lies that can underpin even the closest friendships. Put some time aside—this is one you’ll want to read in a single sitting.’

—Kevin Wignall, bestselling author of A Death in Sweden and The Traitor’s Story

‘Hitting the rare sweet spot between a satisfying read and a real page turner, this brilliantly written book deserves to fly high.’

—Cass Green, bestselling author of In a Cottage In a Wood

‘McGowan writes utterly convincingly in three very different voices and she knows how to tell a cracking story. She will go far.’

—Daily Mail

‘One of the very best novels I’ve read in a long while . . . astonishing, powerful and immensely satisfying.’

—Peter James

‘Funny and perfectly paced . . . chills to the bone.’

—Daily Telegraph

‘Plenty of intrigue makes this a must read.’

—Woman & Home

‘A brilliantly executed thriller with a haunting and atmospheric setting. Spine tingling.’

—Sunday Mirror

‘A complex, disturbing, resonant novel that remains light on its feet and immensely entertaining.’

—Irish Times

‘Page-turning.’

—Guardian

‘Highly satisfying and intelligent.’

—The Bookseller

‘Creepy and oh-so-clever.’

—Fabulous

‘A fantastic and intense book that grips you right from the very first line.’

—We Love This Book

‘McGowan’s pacy, direct style ensures that the twists come thick and fast.’

—The Irish Times

‘A riveting police thriller.’

—Woman pick of the week

‘Taut plotting and assured writing.’

—Good Housekeeping

‘A gripping yarn you will be unable to put down.’

—Sun

‘A brilliant portrait of a fractured society and a mystery full of heart-stopping twists. Compelling, clever and entertaining.’

—Jane Casey

‘A keeps-you-guessing mystery.’

—Alex Marwood

‘A brilliant crime novel . . . gripping.’

—Company

‘A compelling and flawless thriller . . . there is nothing not to like.’

—Sharon Bolton

‘Ireland’s answer to Ruth Rendell.’

—Ken Bruen

‘Enthralling . . . evoked wonderfully.’

—Sunday Mirror

‘A superb, gripping and trenchant crime novel steeped in loss, pain and history.’

—Stav Sherez

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ALSO BY CLAIRE MCGOWAN

The Fall

What You Did

Paula Maguire series

The Lost

The Dead Ground

The Silent Dead

A Savage Hunger

Blood Tide

The Killing House

Writing as Eva Woods

The Thirty List

The Ex Factor

How to be Happy

The Lives We Touch

TITLE PAGE

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COPYRIGHT PAGE

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, organizations, places, events, and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Text copyright © 2019 by Claire McGowan