Mujer de Un Solo Hombre, La (Paperback)

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This book for a debut novel was "okay," but not spectacular. When I read other people's reviews, I was hoping for a hook that would reel me in. It felt weak compared to other books of this genre. I will admit that I was surprised toward the end, but still not likely to re-read again.

from krystalwhatsername

My big take away is that Jodi is the most annoying, idiotic character I have ever encountered and I hope all the bad happens to her in the fiction future.And Todd is a dickbag.

from pegmcdaniel

I decided to read The Silent Wife because it was advertised as this summer's Gone Girl. The Silent Wife was well-written but it needs to be taken for what it is. And it's not a mystery/thriller! I didn't see any parallels to Gone Girl except one and that was the relationship between the two prota...

from Twink

The Silent Wife marks A.S.A.Harrison's fiction debut. I love psychological thrillers and Harrison has written a doozy. (Don't you love that word!?) Jodi and Todd are one of 'those' couples. Successful, well to do and leading a seemingly perfect life together. Oh, there are a few little bumps, but...

from coloradogirl14

My first warning to anyone who reads this book: THIS IS NOT GONE GIRL. Nor did I think it was better than Gone Girl, as one of the blurbs described. This just makes me want to tear my hear out. Why is it so difficult to just let a book stand on its own merits? I feel like the phrase "chilling psy...