My Husband's Wife

If you're looking for a book that'll make you question if you actually know the people you live with, you have to read My Husband's Wife. Alice Feeney is fabulous writing about "unreliable narrators," and this one is so twisty. It centers on Eden and Harrison, and their messy marriage.

Eden is a fascinating character because she's constantly reinventing herself-literally-and you spend half the book trying to figure out which version of her is the real one. Then ther's Harrison, such an interesting character! It's fascinating to see how he gradually reveals his true self and what he's been keeping under the surface. It's like watching layers come off, and it adds so much depth to his story!

The secondary characters like Birdy and Sergeant Carter really enhance the story's tension! Birdy adds a deep moral layer that makes you reconsider everyone's motives, while Carter embodies the classic "detective with a secret" vibe, always uncovering the little cracks in their lives. It makes the whole narrative even more engaging!