The First Wives: An addictive domestic thriller by S.E. Reed

S.E. Reed

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Cover of The First Wives: An addictive domestic thriller by S.E. Reed

The First Wives: An addictive domestic thriller

by S.E. Reed

Mystery

Two women live in neighboring beachfront mansions. One posts carefully curated photos of her enviable life. The other watches from the shadows, learning every detail of that life, waiting for the right moment to destroy it. Hannah thought she knew which one she was… When Hannah meets Sophia, she sees a kindre ... d spirit. Another woman married to wealth, someone who understands the pressures of living up to impossible standards. Quickly, Sophia becomes the friend Hannah never knew she needed. Until Hannah discovers Sophia has been lying. About everything. You may think you know where this is going. The confrontation. The revelation. The fight for survival. But Hannah is about to discover a truth so twisted it will shatter everything she believed about her marriage, her past, and herself. Some secrets can kill. And some women have been living with the dead for years. read more

Cover of Black Water Bones: A compelling, gripping, and atmospheric thriller by S.E. Reed

Black Water Bones: A compelling, gripping, and atmospheric thriller

by S.E. Reed

Mystery

She left Chokoloskee Island behind years ago. The Everglades isn’t done with her yet. Cameron St. Rose was five when her mother disappeared into the mangroves without a trace. Growing up the daughter of one of the island’s founding families, she always knew that asking questions was more dangerous than not knowing. ... > Now a manager at a luxury spa on Florida’s glittering coast, Cameron has built a life far from the swamp and its secrets. But when a tropical storm washes human remains out of the black water, she’s compelled to return home. Catching up with her childhood best friend, Michaela, being served drinks by her ex, then going home to an empty house—it’s a bittersweet homecoming. And then Michaela vanishes. Cameron knows what Chokoloskee looks like when it’s hiding something: she can hear it in the conversations which stop when she walks into a room, and the way the whole island closes ranks around a silence she was raised never to break. But Cameron isn’t a little girl anymore. And she’ll drag every secret out of the mud and the mangroves to find her friend—even the one about her mother. Perfect for readers who love: Return-to-her-hometown thrillers Small town with dark secrets Everyone is a suspect Tragedy in the past meets mystery in the present Atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere The past won’t stay drowned Compelling heroine with a tragic backstory read more