The Husband's Secret
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The multi-million copy bestseller that launched the author of HBO’s Big Little Lies
She finds an envelope: 'To be opened in the event of my death'. It's her husband's handwriting. But he's still alive . . .
THE ENTHRALLING MULTI-MILLION COPY BESTSELLER ABOUT SECRETS, FAMILY AND THE DANGER OF THE TRUTH
'STAGGERINGLY BRILLIANT' Sophie Hannah
'ANOTHER MASTERCLASS' Grazia
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Cecilia Fitzpatrick thought she knew her husband.
That is until she finds an envelope with his writing on: 'to be opened in the event of my death'.
She opens it, and learns a shocking truth he has never dared reveal.
Now Cecilia faces a terrible choice.
Because revealing her husband's secret will hurt those she loves the most . . .
But could the consequences of staying silent be worse?
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'Finely wrought tension holds up until the final page' TELEGRAPH
'A tense, page-turning story which gradually draws everyone together in a devastating climax' MAIL ON SUNDAY
'Dark and compelling . . . a must read' SUN
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Imprint: Penguin
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Published: 29/08/2013
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ISBN: 9781405911672
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Length: 432 Pages
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RRP: £8.99
Reviews
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If you loved Big Little Lies as much as the rest of us, you will adore this (just as gripping) book by the same author . . . this book will have you hooked until the very last page
Daily Express
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What would you do if you found a letter in the attic, addressed to you, from your husband - to be opened in the event of his death? Another masterclass from the author of Big Little Lies
Grazia
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The Husband's Secret is a gripping story about love, deception and how the smallest choice can have the biggest consequences. From the bestselling author of the hit HBO series Big Little Lies.
How well do you know your husband?from the publisher's description
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Every single one of her books is a great read
E! Online
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The Husband's Secret is a staggeringly brilliant novel. It is literally unputdownable
Sophie Hannah
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The writing is beautiful: sometimes funny, sometimes sad but always compelling
Good Housekeeping
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Fascinating and compassionate
Daily Telegraph on The Hypnotist's Love Story
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A bittersweet tale by a gifted writer
Women's Weekly on What Alice Forgot
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Fresh, very funny and entertaining, but also intelligent and unsentimental
Marian Keyes on Three Wishes
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The story is cleverly plotted, full of suspense and so well-written that it pulls you in from the first page
Sunday Mirror
