The Secret Couple by J.S. Lark

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Thank you to Rachel’s Random Resources and the publisher for allowing me to be on this blog tour. This book published in mid May so it is available now!


Someone knows what they did…

A laugh.
A touch.
A lingering look.

A dead body.
An affair.
A crime years in the making.

Alison knows she’s in too deep. But behind closed doors, no one is who they seem…

Review:

This is my first book by this author so I was very interested to read it. I love the cover and the premise. The book starts with Alice being called to meet a new client, not really sure what the client wants. Alice is just days after leaving her husband, who works in the same firm as her. It’s a dual POV with plenty of twists. My favorite part was the ending. It was so unexpected and made me rethink the whole book. It was great!

Author Info:

Jane is a coffee, chocolate and red wine lover, and a late-night writer of compelling, passionate, and emotionally charged fiction. 
Jane's books may contain love, hate, violence, death, passion, a little swearing, and an ending you are never going to forget.

Stay in touch with Jane -

https://www.facebook.com/JS-Lark-2288653328057315

http://www.janelark.co.uk/

https://twitter.com/JaneLark

 


Comments

  1. Jane LarkJune 6, 2022 at 12:01 PM

    Thank you for taking the time to read The Secret Couple and post your review, I'm really pleased you enjoyed it.
    Best wishes,
    x Jane

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