s life makes me have a love and hate relationship. I want to like him, but the fact still stands that he treated her like crap the entire book. When something happened, he always blamed her and once said that he regretted marrying her. She really said that their baby girls father was a good man at the end of the book, no he wasn't. When she went to the party to tell Conner that she was pregnant, and her ex-husband followed her, she really thought in that situation 'He's never hurt me but he used to punch walls and throw things' like girl what?? And you still stayed?? Also the reveal at the end where we figured out who murdered Nina wasn't surprising because it feels like the story was building up to that point anyway. One star.2d:T55e,http://www.anurseandabook.com/2020/10/the-wife-who-knew-too-much-by-michele.html
I received a copy of this book as an ARC, but I hadn't heard of this author before. I liked the cover and the description, so I gave it a shot. And found a new favorite. Once I was done, I immediately downloaded some of her other books (It's Always the Husband, She Was the Quiet One). I liked her that much.

Tabitha is working as a waitress, down on her luck, and feeling pretty bad about herself when her high school boyfriend comes into her restaurant.

He's richer than ever, married into more money, but he remembers Tabitha, just as she remembers him. They rekindle their romance, and he shares his "woe is me" marriage story.

It seems like they are going to get their happy ending, Connor's wife commits suicide, and he immediately moves Tabitha in. Despite how this sounds, I still found Tabitha a sympathetic character. She's way out of her league in Connors' life and she knows it. Then she find's his wife's diary, starting Tabitha on a path of doubt.

The thing I really liked about this book was that in reading the synopsis, you think you know what's going to happen - but you don't. The twists and turns don't stop coming.

I would categorize this

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