The Woman In My Home

A completely addictive, gripping psychological thriller from Diana Wilkinson

By: Diana Wilkinson

Narrated by: Willow Nash, Catherine Rees

An unputdownable thriller from Diana Wilkinson, author of the Number One bestseller The Girl in Seat 2A

It was all meant to be so easy. Payback with a difference.

I’d stay in Ballyholme, Northern Ireland, to decide whether to forgive my cheating husband, Ryan. Ciara, my new best friend, would stay in our London home, free of charge, until I made up my mind.

The ruse certainly had its plus points: Ciara’s unexpected appearance would freak Ryan out, and my disappearance should make him regret his roving eye.

But now I learn Ciara has evidence … evidence that my husband has committed murder. And she’s no longer answering my texts and calls. Is it some sort of blackmail plot? More worrying, if Ryan is indeed a killer, could he strike again?

A gripping thriller perfect for fans of Freida McFadden

Praise for Diana Wilkinson

'A beautifully written thriller where even the clues are out to get you!' Gemma Rogers

'A fast paced, edge of the seat thriller that's extremely well executed. I was gripped from the very first page!' L H Stacey

'...this didn't disappoint. Clues upon clues upon clues kept me glued to the story. What a very clever book … not a read for the faint-hearted!' Valerie Keogh

'With a unique plot and superb writing, Ms Wilkinson has nailed this one! I'd give it 10 stars if I could' J A Baker

‘This is one hell of a twisted book… I just could not put it down, superbly written right to the end.’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review

‘This was one of those books that just flies in! There were some really good twists that I didn't see coming and literally had my jaw on the floor! A perfect summer read.’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review

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Wicked, twisty, interesting

Just when you think you know, you are wrong. Well written, interesting and has twists and turns you don’t see coming. Good listen!

Strange and predictable

The book is strange in that it starts in the middle of the chaos, and you only get hints of what led up to it.
From there it is straight forward. Nothing unexpected. Sadly, in my opinion the barely tolerable one (all the others are flat out horrible) is the woman who pays the biggest price.

I hope others review, because this is only my opinion.