I received this book "The Other Mrs." from NetGalley and all opinions expressed are my own. Amazing book. I could not put this book down. It has so many twists and turns. The words flowed smoothly and kept my interest until the end. Just who are these characters? Where is this story going? Sometimes the end disappoints you after getting involved in the whole story but not this time. The end was great. Not really liking the cover of the book though.

Mary Kubica gets better with every book written. Loved this story (especially as it was set in Maine). Although I figured out what was going on about half way through the book, it was a great read. Read it in one day! Our library will most definitely be purchasing. Thank you for the advanced copy.

Wow! This book was by far my favorite of Kubica’s out of the ones I’ve read, including THE GOOD GIRL! So shocking, disturbing, thrilling, chilling, and UNPUTDOWNABLE! Go preorder today, if you love psychological thrillers or even books by Mary Kubica! This is one you do not want to miss!
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Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for letting me read this fabulous ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Sadie: the timid doctor that had a break down and agreed to move far from Chicago with her husband and sons.

Will: Sadie's husband and college professor. He moved from Chicago to take care of his niece, whom mother just committed suicide.

Imogen: the goth dressing, world hating, lost teenager that just lost her mother and now living with people she barely knows.

Morgan: the neighbor that was murder weeks just as Sadie and Will moved into the neighborhood.

Otto: Sadie's older son. An introvert kid, that was bullied at his last school.

Camille: the disturbing woman that Will is having an affair with.

Mouse: the six years who is badly abuse by her stepmother.

"Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!" (Sir Walter Scott) is the perfect beginning to this book. It is literally a web. A web of lies and un-predictions. I really though I had this story down and then came another twist. Sadie is kind and I really thought she was paranoid. Yet, she has every right to be. Will is a typical cheating husband, but that's not all. The suspense is never ending even at the slow part of the book. The story hits close to home at the end of the book.

Four I’m so freaking dizzy after so many twists, I felt like the earth moved under my feet and the rug pulled out from my feet over and over again, get your tickets for crazy train ride, because Mary Kubica wrote another surprising, fast pacing, heart throbbing thriller stars

So our facts:

-WE HAVE A ONE WEIRD FAMILY ON THE TOWN:
A dysfunctional family consisted of two little boys (Tate, this family’s the most regular kid and Otto who brought his school a knife to avenge his bullies), Sadie the mother who had troubled past, suffering from bipolar disorder, keeping so many secrets and recently resigned her job from a hospital, Will, flirty husband who probably cheated on his wife moved to Maine to embrace a new family member, Will’s niece Imogen (violent, hostile, loner) who will start to live with them after her mother’s loss.( There is possibility she might have killed her! Yes, great addition to this creepy family!)

- MORE CREEPY, SNEAKY CHARACTERS PLEASE:
Let’s add Camille and the mouse to the equation. Camille seems like the stalker of the family who wants to replace Sadie and become “Other Mrs.”, having an affair with Will.(That’s what she says, we still didn’t hear Will’s side of the story till the end of the book.)
We still don’t know the poor little girl nicknamed “Mouse”, suffering from her monster stepmother’s abuses. (Is she really suffering or is she a pathological liar? We’re still in the dark!)

- FAMILY MOVES AND MURDER IN DA NEXT HOUSE!
As soon as they moved to their house, their neighbor Morgan was murdered. Don’t say please: “It’s always the husband!” This time he had an alibi. Don’t you think, it’s a coincidence that the murder occurred after the lovely family’s moving to the new house? No, I don’t think so and you shouldn’t, too.

INTERESTING FACTS:
Police officer Berg suspects Sadie for the murder. But Sadie claimed she barely know the victim. When we read her POV, we may agree that she is telling the truth. But we also read Camille and mouse side of the story and we got confused. There are so many missing pieces and unfitted parts of the puzzle. Who was telling the truth? Who killed the neighbor? WHY ALL THE CHARACTERS OF THIS BOOK (instead of Tate) IS SO SPOOKY, DREADFUL? The vibes we got for them so suspicious made you felt like a lie detector, any time they start to talk, you start to blip because most things come out their mouths are not true.

FINAL:
So good! Thanks to my spider senses I solved it a little earlier but twist and twist and twist make you whirl your head like a helicopter tour from Vegas to Grand Canyon which meant it is great kind of dizziness! Get ready for surprises and big revelations. Nothing as it seems. So give your full concentration not be fooled.

I loved most of Mary Kubica’s smart writing and her great psychological analysis of her characters. She is one of the gifted writers. “Good Girl” was my favorite book of hers. “When The Lights Go Out” was a little disappointment for me. So I was hesitated before starting this book. But the first pages captured my heart and my mind at the same time and I knew from the beginning, this is right kind of thriller for me. Thankfully I didn’t get wrong!

Special thanks to Park Row and NetGalley for sending me this great ARC COPY in exchange my honest review.

This one left me stunned. Twisty and full of surprises with intense plotting and characters. Mary Kubica just gets better and better.