HIS WIFE'S SISTER book review

HIS WIFE'S SISTER 
by A J Wills


He stole her childhood. Now she wants it back.

A woman is found wandering through woodland, confused and severely undernourished.

Police identify her as Mara Sitwell, who was just eleven years old when she vanished from her home nineteen years earlier.

She says she was abducted and held captive in an underground cell for all that time.

Her escape seems to prove miracles can happen - but not everyone is convinced.

Tortured by guilt, Mara’s sister Lucia insists on taking her in.

But Lucia’s husband, Damian is not so sure it’s a good idea.

He suspects Mara is hiding a terrible secret – and fears the whole family could be in danger.


MY BOOK REVIEW:
5 Stars: 5/5 Star Rating
         Well, well, well, Mara is home but something just doesn't seem "right" to her brother-in-law, Damian.  He is determined to find out what is the truth of the matter too.  But Mara isn't talking and he begins to take extreme measures to get her to spill the beans when he receives special motivation.  His wife, Lucia, is thrilled to have Mara home and takes her into their home and family, much to Damian's displeasure.  
       This book is full of surprises for the reader!  I won't spoil it, but you will want to keep on reading without a break to figure this one out!
        I received a digital ARC of this book from netgalley and Cherry Tree Publishing.  All opinions expressed are my own.  

About the Author:


A J Wills--Thank you for your interest in my books.

I've always loved thrillers but psychological thrillers hold a special interest for me because they're about the scary, insane, disturbing things that happen to ordinary people - and we can all relate to them on some level.

My first psychological thriller, Between the Lies was published in 2018, after writing a series of terrorism thrillers under my alternative name, Adrian Wills.

I was a journalist for more than 20 years, but I now run a busy communications department for a national charity in the UK.

I'm married to fellow psychological thriller author, A J McDine. We live in Kent with our two teenage boys and a fat cat called Minstrel.

Find out more about me at my website: adrian.wills.co.uk or email me adrian@adrianwills.co.uk