The first Mary Kubica book I read was The Good Girl, and it blew me away. The next book was Every Last Lie, and now I've reached The Other Mrs. I'd say that it's second in line of her books that I've read. It was full of the twist I know and love from Mary Kubica, but I did have some issues believing the story. It was just a bit too far for me. But, hey! Isn't that why we read?

I will leave a review on Amazon or B&N on Feb 18. 2020

I received an ARC of The Other Mrs. by Mary Kubica from NetGalley and the publisher and this is my fair and honest review.

Wow! This was a spine chilling psychological thriller, and so well written. This was such a dark and action packed book, once I started reading it was almost impossible to put down. I thought I had it figured out about half way thru the storyline but wow boy was I wrong. For those that love psychological thrillers you dont want to miss thi

This was a slow burn. Actually, it didn't burn at all for the first 2/3, just kind of smoldered. The entire premise was awkward for me. It seemed an impossible situation Will and Sadie had gotten themselves into. Living in his dead sister's home with their own children and her teenage daughter who wanted absolutely nothing to do with them was uncomfortable at best. Part of my problem is with Sadie. Without revealing too much, it seemed to me that she, as a doctor, made some really stupid decisions. Granted, we realize later what her history is but that doesn't really explain the dumb things she does half way through to try and find out more about the murder that took place in their neighborhood. Almost outlandish and unbelievable in my opinion. But then we get past that. It's a forgivable offense. I then devour the last third of the book where all the action and intrigue, deception and revelations take place. Tale of two halves, I guess. Worth the read. Thank you Park Row/Netgalley for the advanced copy!

I have all Mary Kubica's books. I love a good psychological thriller, but for me, this one did not meet the suspense of the previous novels. It is still a good read, but I had guessed the outcome about a quarter way through and I really like to be surprised.
Will and Sadie move to a small town in Maine from Chicago. Sadie did not realize that the house they were moving into came with an added requirement. Very soon after their arrival, a neighbor is found murdered. Sadie did not expect a murder in this quiet town and is even more amazed when she and her husband Will are drawn into the investigation. Sadie decides to do some digging herself and what she discovers makes her take a whole new look at her family. The plot is good and I thank Netgalley and the publishers for my ARC in exchange for my honest review.

👏Well 👏 done👏!! This was an entirely atmospheric, suspenseful read. The plot moved a little slow in the beginning as the author laid her trap, then picked up with startling speed and one very well timed twist. The conclusion left me breathless with a “heck yes” for the author and her devilish tricks. I never saw that coming and thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you to the publisher for the advance reader in exchange for my honest review.

Sadie & Will move from Chicago to a small town in Maine. Not long after their arrival, one of their neighbors is found murdered. Somehow Sadie becomes a suspect in the murder and knows that if she doesn't find the murderer herself that she will remain the prime suspect. As Sadie strives to find the truth she is constantly haunted by eerie feelings and details about her own family that set her on edge.

Sadie's desperation is apparent as she teeters on the edge of sanity. The details in the book were creepy and I enjoyed it. The storyline got a little complicated in the end but overall a great read. I enjoyed the premise and the setting, as well as the Foust family.

Sadie and her family have moved from Chicago to a small coastal island town in order to care for her husband's teenage niece following her sister-in-law's apparent suicide. Imogen is not happy to see the family, and makes her feelings clear. Will, the husband is more open to giving Imogen a pass on her anti-social behavior, but Sadie isn't so sure she isn't more than just a teen with a bad attitude. If that were the only story line, that would be enough, but leave it to Mary Kubica to make it a lot more complicate it with a murder of a neighbor down the street. Will also is having an affair, and there is another story line of a child named Mouse. How does it tie together? It does, and with a twist that you will have a hard time guessing. You may think you have predicted the ending far before the conclusion of the book, but it is unlikely that you will get the whole picture until the very end.

“I’m in the business of saving lives, not taking them, but there are exceptions to every rule.”

Dr. Sadie Foust and her family was looking for a fresh start in Maine; little did she know that fresh starts come with a hefty price. When a neighbor is found murdered just steps away from the Foust’s front door, Sadie finds herself terrified that she could be the next victim.

A heavy, dark, mind blowing read that leaves you numb and questioning just who - if anyone can you trust. Can you even trust yourself? 5 stars

What a thoroughly enjoyable read by an author I have not read from before. The Other Mrs. by Mary Kubica was a great read right from start to finish. I kind of caught on to what the outcome might be, but not really, as there were many twists and turns near the last part of the book.

I will seek out more books from this author!

Thanks to NetGalley, HARLEQUIN – Trade Publishing (U.S. & Canada). and the author for an early release in exchange for my review.

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I really enjoy this book it was so spooky and hard to put down. There was so many twists and it was fast paced for the most part. I dont want to share any spoilers but I definitely recommend this book.

Thanks to NetGalley and Harlequin Press. The last Mary Kubica book was disappointing, but this was certainly a great comeback. It was a little predictable, but still had me on the edge of my seat at times. Good overall story and excellent writing to keep the pace moving enough to hold my interest.

Much like with her novel 'The Good Girl' I felt like Ms. Kubica played her hand too early.
The alternating perspectives, while entertaining, gave away the main plot twist at around the 25% mark. Because I figured the 'big twist' out so early on, I kept putting off reading the rest of the book. However, I'm glad I stuck with it because I did enjoy it. It has a forlorn atmosphere throughout, interesting characters and there was another twist at the end that I didn't see coming. Well worth the journey.

Thank you to NetGalley and Harlequin for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I wasn't feelin her last books, but I feel like Mary Kubica made a comeback with this one. From the creepy looking house, the murder and the introduction of Camille & Mouse 😳

Even though it wa slow in some areas and I had the plot twists figured out early on in the book, it didn't stop me from flipping the pages at 2am and still enjoying the story.

Having read Kubica's work before, I already expected this walking into it.

Thanks to @harlequinbooks and @netgalley for a copy of this book to read and review. Sadie and her husband Will move to an old house to care for his niece. Soon after a murder happens in the island town. No one knows what happened but soon weird things start happening to Sadie. The story is told through three points of view Camille, Sadie and Mouse (a little girl). I must admit I didn’t see the direction this book took coming! Come out in February! This was my first Mary Kubica book

he Other Mrs is atmospheric with its setting on a little island 3 miles off the coast of Maine. There is an old house with its dark history, a teen who resents the intrusion then add a little murder and it’s the perfect recipe for the mayhem that follows.

I’m a new Mary Kubica reader and actually went into this book blind. I didn't know what to expect and loved this experience. Told from 3 different POVs, with distinct voices, I found myself immersed in their stories. Some characters I would have liked to hear more from and others I wasn’t crazy about (which always adds that extra oomph).

As for the story, well that was some ride. It was fast-paced, full of twists and turns to keep me on my toes. Just when I thought I had things figured out, wham comes another clue to mess with my brain.

Definitely a book I will recommend and if you think you won’t have time to read it, you will because once you start it’s hard to put down.

My thanks to Park Row Books for a digital ARC (via NetGalley) in exchange for an honest review.

Sadie and hubby Will have moved with their 2 sons to an island off the coast of Maine, into the home of Will's sister, who committed suicide. They are also now the guardians of their niece Imogen, a very troubled teen who found her mother hanging in the attic. Soon after their arrival, a neighbor is murdered, which sets Sadie off and causes much concern. I figured out most of the mystery presented here, and I wasn't very surprised. Each chapter is written from a different character's perspective, which causes the writing to be a bit choppy. I had a little trouble getting into the story at the beginning. This is not the author's best work. Thanks to NetGalley for providing an ARC.

I’ve read every book Mary Kubica has written and The Other Mrs. was, by far, my favorite!

Sadie, a Doctor, and her family move to an island town in Maine due to the suicide of her sister-in-law. Sadie and her husband, Will, become the guardians of their brooding, disturbed 16 year old niece, and take over the old house to make it easier on Imogen (the niece). When a murder of a married woman takes place at the house across the street, (she’s found by her young stepdaughter), Sadie becomes convinced that Imogene could have done it.

This story is told from the POVs of three characters; Sadie, Camille (Sadie’s previous roommate who is having an affair with Will), and a 6 year old little girl named Mouse whose stepmother is extremely abusive to her.

While reading this book, I was pretty sure I had figured out the twist early on. Well, I’m also naive, because Mary Kubica doesn’t give up her twists that easily! Mary got me! Again and again! Those twists!! Well done, Mary!

I could barely put this book down and read it in two sittings. This psychological thriller is going to be one of my all time favorites.

*Thank you so much to NetGalley and Harlequin, Park Row for the advance copy!*

I certainly enjoyed the twist to this psychological thriller. Even though I was a psychiatric nurse I didn't "get" the split personality diagnosis until the end- very clever. Actually, reading the book again with the protagonist's diagnosis in mind might be very enlightening and good feed for discussion. I would recommend this book.

4.5 STARS - I was excited to read an advanced copy of Mary Kubica's latest book, The Other Mrs. as one of my first books of 2020. My friend and fellow blogger Margaret (from Just One More Chapter) and I decided to do our first buddy read together and chose this book about secrets and murder which we read in just two days. Ya, it was that good.

The Other Mrs. starts off with a big 'ol bang as readers are thrust into the lives of the Foust family. This family of four recently moved to Maine to care for their teenage niece Imogen, whose mother committed suicide in their rather sinister home. A murder soon follows, family chaos reigns and suspicions start mounting. And the story is just beginning.

The plight of the Foust family is told using multiple POVs and tension never lets up. There's also a secondary story line featuring a six-year-old girl named "Mouse" who lives at the mercy of her truly wicked stepmother. Added into the mix are LOADS of twists, mounting suspicions and many potential culprits to keep readers glued to the pages.

This is an atmospheric read which kept Margaret and I throwing out theories every few chapters and had us suspecting almost every character. I think this delightfully dark and twisted psychological thriller will keep readers engrossed and trying to guess the identity of the culprit until the very end. I highly recommend this book.

Disclaimer: My sincere thanks to Park Row (Harlequin) for providing me with a digital advanced copy via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

Thank you to NetGalley for the advanced copy!

I honestly can’t believe I went through with finishing this one. It was cliche, poorly written, and, honestly, just dumb. The “twists” are beyond overplayed and have been done by others so much better. Kubica used to be one of my favorite thriller writers but it seems with each new release she goes downhill.