Fourteen years ago Stella did something she has regretted ever since.
A real thrill ride that I thoroughly enjoyed.\' NetGalley reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
This is another excellent sorry of those who aren\'t what they seem and the lengths we might go to protect those we love.
A must read.\' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \' Ali Mercer is one of my favourite authors, she writes with such tenderness yet is also able to shock in an instant.
There\'s so much going on in this spectacular book...
Will make you smile, yell out in frustration and gasp in disbelief...
But you still smile and say the ride was awesome!... you end up with bruises after being slammed from side to side as it whirls you all over the place...
It\'s like one of those tea-cup rides at the amusement park...
Absolutely fantastic...
Readers are hooked by The Marriage Lie : \'You\'ve got to read this "on the edge of your seat" novel...
Fans of Amanda Prowse, Kate Hewitt and Susan Lewis will be gripped by this emotional family drama from the very first page.
An absolutely heart-breaking and gripping novel about the price of keeping a secret.
But to do it means facing up to her biggest regret, and risks losing Georgie forever, once she learns the truth...
A woman she hasn\'t spoken to in over a decade.
To fight for her daughter, there is only one person she can turn to for help.
Stella has a choice to make.
If she doesn\'t agree to his plan - to sell the house, divide the money and award him full custody of fourteen-year-old Georgie - he will tell their innocent daughter the one secret he promised to keep and that Stella has worked so hard to protect her from.
He wants a divorce.
But Rob is about to drop a bombshell on Stella.
Two people very much in love, with the perfect Marriage and the perfect life.
Stella knows how they must look to anyone watching.
As the waiter pops the champagne, Rob proposes a toast and their crystal glasses clink together in celebration.
Stella follows her handsome husband Rob to the beautifully laid-out table in the restaurant he\'s chosen specially for her fortieth birthday lunch.
Now, that mistake could mean she loses her precious girl forever...
But she did it for her daughter.
Fourteen years ago Stella did something she has regretted ever since
