The Vow
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By Debbie Howells, Sarah Durham, Julia Bird, Julie Maisey, and and, Joseph Balderrama
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Everything was perfect. And then her fiancé disappeared… ‘Dazzling’ DAILY MAIL ‘A terrific new talent’ PETER JAMES Two weeks before her wedding, a stranger stops Amy in the street and warns her she’s in danger. Then that night, Matt, her fiancé, doesn’t come home. Desperate, Amy calls the police – but when Matt fails to emerge, she’s forced to call off her wedding day. Then another man is reported missing, by a woman called Fiona – a man meeting Matt’s description, who was about to leave his fiancée for her. He was supposed to be moving in with her – but instead, he’s vanished. Amy refuses to believe Fiona’s lover can be her Matt – but photos prove otherwise, and it soon becomes clear that Matt has been leading a double life. As the police dig deeper, two conflicting, yet equally plausible stories emerge from two women who allegedly have never met. The wedding day never happened. But the funeral might. Real readers are hooked by The Vow… ‘A breathtaking, suspenseful thriller with more plot twists and turns than you can imagine’ * ‘Couldn’t stop reading … Superb story and twisty ending’ * ‘OMG what a brilliant book, full of twists and turns’ * ‘Mesmerising from the start’ * ‘Lies, deceptions and red herrings galore’ * ‘Truly a roller coaster of a read’ * TweetReviews
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I enjoyed this book, and thought it was a first class psychological thriller. It held my interest the whole way through, and read it in a couple of sittings as it didn’t want to put it down! It’s the story of Amy, a herbalist, who is looking forward to her wedding in the next couple of weeks, when her husband to be disappears. The subsequent investigation into this disappearance uncovers that another woman, Fiona, has also reported him missing. The story has you on the edge of your seat, with lots of twists and turns. The little snippets in the book concerning Kimberley and Charlie take a while to fit into the story, but once they do, you end up hoping that the police will believe Amy over the other woman, Fiona. I was also surprised at the ending, as I had it in my mind who I thought was also deceiving Amy, but I was wrong!
I would certainly recommend this book.
