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The sensational #1 bestseller from the master of the everyman thriller and author of Richard and Judy Book Club pick, The Holiday, T.M. Logan

'A tense and gripping thriller' B A Paris, bestselling author of Behind Closed Doors.
'So gripping I genuinely found it hard to put down' KL Slater, bestselling author of Blink.

Joe Lynch is just an ordinary happily-married man - until one split-second decision throws his life into crisis.

When Joe sees his wife having a confrontation with family friend Ben, it's the first hint that she's been lying to him - about everything. And when he steps in to protect her, a harmless shove knocks Ben to the ground. And he's not moving...

Gripping, unmissable and packed with twists and turns from the first page to the very last, this stunning psychological thriller will make you question: can we ever really trust the ones we love . . .

©2025 T.M. Logan (P)2025 Bonnier Books UK Crime Thrillers Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Mystery Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Exciting Fiction Thriller
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Absolutely brilliant story, the stroy was gripping from the very beginning. Mr Armitage is simply fantastic.

The twist

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A thoroughly riveting book with the tension rising through the story. A story that never lacks in capturing the listener.
This is my second book from this
Author and I am just about to listen to y third book of his. A perfect narration by Richard Armitage completes the package!

A totally unexpected ending?

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Couldn’t stop listening to this, gripping story and great narration by Richard Armitage. Highly recommended for sure

Great twist

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I looked forward to this even though it was a re-release but I found it a bit dated - Jeremy Kyle and phone technology. It started well but then Joe started making some daft moves and then continued to do so throughout. The twist was as I thought but poor Joe was blind. Richard Armitage made this interesting which kept me going until the end. His uncanny skill of making each character sound different - making it sound like a crowd of different narrators. His female characters are particularly brilliant without sounding silly as so many other narrators do. I usually love TM Logan but this one I’m afraid was a bit meh.

Narration provided the mood rather than the writing

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really gripping and Richard Armitage's narration added to the tension. In a novel all about misdirection on social media, the listener was certainly all over the place about what was real or manipulated.

brilliant piece of writing

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