The Doctor

The Doctor's Wife, Book 5

De: Daniel Hurst

Narrado por: Sarah Durham, David Wayman

An incredibly gripping and page-turning thriller full of twists

Is he the perfect man or the perfect liar?

From the moment I first see Doctor Drew Devlin, I want him to be mine. Drew is the perfect man–he’s charming, handsome and wealthy. And I need the security that comes from being with someone like him. I’m at my lowest point and I have nothing to lose; this is my chance to escape my troubled past. So I’m going to stop at nothing to ensure that Drew marries me…

Whatever it takes, I will become the doctor’s wife.

Except when I get closer to Drew, I realise the doctor isn’t who he says he is. He’s hiding a dangerous secret.

But so am I…

From the number one bestselling author of The Doctor’s Wife, this is a totally gripping and addictive psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the final jaw-dropping twist. Perfect for fans of John Marrs, T.M Logan and Freida McFadden.

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Fern!

The book was interesting and kept my attention the whole time. It provided great insight into the fact that Drew was just as bad as Fern.

Never a disappointment Enjoyment, and suspense in every book this is an absolute definite series to read!!

It is hard to find anything to dislike. I think I would’ve been happier if Greg had been in the story a little longer.

Going deep into Fern's viperous mind!

Find out about Fern before she married Drew! We all knew she was a murderous viper, but you've got to read this to see how her crazy mind really was!

Good Read!

One review said this book seemed to be written by a new writer and that’s fair. Everyone has different tastes. Actually, that’s what I like about Daniel Hurst’s books. I don’t feel like I have to struggle to keep so many characters straight. Everything flows well and is straight forward. Sometimes there can be too many twists and I feel like my head is spinning. The storyline was unique for me and plausible. It kept my attention and kept me wanting to read more.