My Husband's Wife: the Sunday Times bestseller

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Your tax, benefit claims and pension might change depending on your relationship with the person who died. From secret lovers, sexual tension, the questioning of sexuality and mental health issues, this book covers so many ups and downs which really could happen in every day life. This is the first book I have read by Caroline England but with writing this engrossing, it definitely won't be the last! Drawing on her days as a divorce and professional indemnity lawyer, she loves to create ordinary, relatable characters who get caught up in extraordinary situations, pressures, dilemmas or crime.

What’s undeniable, though, is the noirish spin it adds to the heroine’s belief in that women’s mag staple “the couples that last are the ones that keep the mystery alive”. At Its heart "My Husbands Lies" was for me a book about relationships and the tangled threads they can weave. Caroline created an engrossing storyline with a cast of multi-layered, Flawed yet challenging characters, that weaved deceit, secrets and lies into the mix perfectly. And it does; though got to say when things finally reached their momentum here I was actually passed caring.I have to admit it got me very confused and I had to keep skipping back to try to get my head round who was who. Superficially, the couple at the centre of Maud Ventura’s compulsively disquieting debut embody domestic bliss: they have good looks and professional success, two children and an elegant home. Maybe because I read it all at one go, I don't know but I was trawled up into the secrets and lies and desperate to know how it was all going to turn out. More and more, though, he leaves you with a heaviness on your heart and a growing conviction: “ My husband hates me.

However, the characters in “My Husband’s Lies” are so individually developed that you immediately know who’s who. I mean there were some normal ones as well but I have never seen so many selfish peeps all in one book. Each chapter is told by one of The A Team, some chapters tell the same thing but from the perspective of a different character.The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Nick and Lisa's wedding day should be a joyous occasion for all but especially for Nick's childhood friends - 'The A Team'. Things don't quite go as expected however, when a guest appears to threaten to jump off a window ledge. It did open at the wedding and to be fair, all the people in the book were present at the wedding so they needed to be introduced.