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The Wife Stalker: A Novel

by Liv Constantine

Named one of the most anticipated thrillers of the year by Goodreads, Bustle, SheReads, and Library Journal Breezing into the tony seaside paradise of Westport, Connecticut, gorgeous thirtysomething Piper Reynard sets down roots, opening a rehab and wellness space and joining a local yacht club. When she meets Leo Drakos, a handsome, successful lawyer, the wedding ring on his finger is the only thing she doesn t like about him. Yet as Piper well knows, no marriage is permanent. Meanwhile, Joanna has been waiting patiently for Leo, the charismatic man she fell in love with all those years ago, to re-emerge from the severe depression that has engulfed him. Though she s thankful when Leo returns to his charming, energetic self, paying attention again to Evie and Stelli, the children they both love beyond measure, Joanna is shocked to discover that it s not her loving support that s sparked his renewed happiness it s something else. Piper. Leo has fallen head over heels for the flaky, New Age-y newcomer, and unrepentant and resolute, he s more than willing to leave Joanna behind, along with everything they ve built. Of course, he assures her, she can still see the children. Joanna is devastated and determined to find something, anything, to use against this woman who has stolen her life and her true love. As she digs deeper into Piper s past, Joanna begins to unearth disturbing secrets . . . but when she confides to her therapist that she fears for the lives of her ex-husband and children, her concerns are dismissed as paranoia. Can she find the proof she needs in time to save them? Review "Compelling and surprising...A fast-paced page-turner, full of unexpected twists and an ending I did not see coming. A read-through-the-night thriller that mesmerizes to the final page. Separated by three states, they spend hours plotting via Skype and burning up each other's emails. They attribute their ability to concoct dark story lines to the hours they spent listening to tales handed down by their Greek grandmother.

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