The Hand That Feeds You
by A.J. Rich
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Pub Date Jul 01 2015 | Archive Date Apr 30 2015
Simon & Schuster (Australia) | Simon & Schuster UK
Description
But she returns from class one day to find Bennett savagely killed, and her dogs - a Great Pyrenees, and two pit bulls she was fostering - circling the body, covered in blood. Everything she holds dear in life is taken away from her in an instant.
Devastated and traumatised, Morgan tries to locate Bennett's parents to tell them about their son's death. Only then does she begin to discover layer after layer of deceit. Bennett is not the man she thought he was. And she is not the only woman now in immense danger ...
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781471148576 |
| PRICE | A$29.99 (AUD) |
Featured Reviews
Jeannette M, Reviewer
The beginning of the book shocked me, but it also catapulted me into Morgan's life as she searches for answers, always with the quiet hope that the man she loves is not all bad.
The writing is as compelling as the plot. As a reader I love a story, and characters, that are so engaging- their plight so enthralling - that I cheer when all is finally revealed. Highly recommended. And as for how that title 'feeds' into the plot? Brilliant!
Brenda T, Reviewer
This review will appear on the link below approx 23rd June
When Morgan returned home to find the front door ajar she was worried – the dogs could easily escape – she worried Bennett hadn’t latched it properly. Bennett didn’t like her dogs; but Morgan loved dogs and had rescued two pit bulls plus she had owned her Great Pyrenees since she was a puppy; Cloud was a gentle giant. The absolute horror of what confronted her when she entered the house was shattering – her dogs were covered in blood and her fiancé, Bennett, dead in a brutal, macabre way.
With help from her brother Steven, Morgan began to search for Bennett’s family to let them know what had happened to their son. She hadn’t been to his home, but he had told her the address – but that address didn’t exist. When the police could find no identification for Bennett, the situation became bizarre. Deeper investigation revealed to a stunned Morgan that the man she had been engaged to was not the man she thought he was. Was his name even Bennett? The lies and deception; the layers and layers of deceit were shocking! But the sudden realization of the immense danger that Morgan as well as others were in left her in a state of complete disbelief. What was the truth? Who was this person?
The Hand That Feeds You is an incredibly twisted and gripping psychological thriller which I found impossible to put down! The fast pace and page turning action was full of suspense; Morgan was a well-crafted character, flawed but likeable. For those of you who love a good psychological thriller, I have no hesitation in highly recommending The Hand That Feeds You.
With thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for my copy to read and review.
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