The New Marriage

They seem so happy. It's all a lie....

THE WIFE: I would do anything for my loving husband Mark, and I couldn’t be happier in his ocean-view home. I just wish we didn’t live near his possessive sister, Sarah. So when I’m given a winning lottery ticket, it should be our chance to start afresh somewhere new. But the publicity is too risky; if my past comes to light, I’ll end up behind bars....

THE SISTER: Everyone thinks my beautiful sister-in-law Drew is perfect, but I’m sure she’s a liar. It takes one to know one, and I have my own past to hide. So when Mark tells me she "lost" a lottery ticket, I snoop around their home. And I discover something darker than I could ever have imagined....

THE HUSBAND: My new wife means the world to me. We haven’t known each other for very long, but I trust her. Until my sister shows me what’s written under an old photo. My stomach drops. I didn’t even know her real name. What else is she hiding?

Three people. Three deep secrets. And a truth that's about to explode....

A totally unputdownable and unbelievably twisty story of betrayal, lies, and secrets that will have you gripped to the screen and open-mouthed at the twists. Perfect for fans of K.L. Slater, Teresa Driscoll, and Freida McFadden.

©2025 L. G. Davis (P)2025 Dreamscape Media

Narration is a dumpster fire

I never leave one-star reviews, but I’m honestly furious. The plot was thin and repetitive, the narration was hands-down the worst I’ve ever endured (truly unbearable), and the ending… just, no. I wasted a good credit on this, and it should’ve been free. Do yourself a favor and skip this one!