Kerry’s husband Lucas is accused of being the Hatchet Man. He murders young ladies and chops them to pieces. Kerry has served time in prison for being his accomplice. She was found with a finger in her car. She is now out of prison but Lucas was never caught. She now believes he is after her to get to their son.

Kerry broke my heart on more than one occasion. She has definitely gotten a raw deal. Then there is her parole officer, Adam Nash. Something is just not right about him. But, as the reader, you cannot quite put your finger on it.

Now, this novel is unique in more ways than one. And just wait till the end of this book…there is a big twist. Sounds like the author may be planning a sequel! We shall see.

Need a thriller that moves like lightning….THIS IS IT! Grab your copy today!

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It is easy for a great cover to lure me into grabbing a book and the title for The KIller’s Wife made me curious. Why would I care about her? I do watch a lot of true crime shows and The Killer’s Wife has ‘show’ chapters that, to me, share a lot of the problems with the mishandling of the investigation into the serial killer, Lucas, and his wife who was accused of being an accessory, Kerry Grey.

I had all kinds of thoughts running through my mind, but Susan Furlong was not going to make this easy and nothing was as it seemed. I did have my suspicions early on and some of them came to fruition. Things seemed too cut and dried and we can’t have that. LOL In a small town, it is easy for the residents…and the police…to make the accused fit the facts.

I wondered about Nash. There was something off about him, but things with him didn’t play out the way I thought they would. I love it. Wyatt always seems to be hanging around and gives me the creeps. An old boyfriend hanging around while Kerry marries Lucas and has a child by him and after her serving four years in prison he still wants her? Could we label him obsessive?

How could Kerry Grey not know her husband was a serial killer? More than one wife, in real life, has been asked that very question. Their son is steadfast in his belief that his father is no killer. Could they have it wrong?

Kerry decides to find out the answers for herself. I knew it was coming, but the way things went down was not what I expected. Susan Furlong has a vivid imagination and she let it loose in The Killer’s Wife. I love endings that can earn that extra praise from me, that shock me, surprise me and make the familiar unfamiliar. Well done, Susan.

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of The Killer’s Wife by Susan Furlong.

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