The Wrong Wife

One Husband. Two wives. One identity.

Melissa Hunter’s picture-perfect life is built on lies—and she’s done pretending. Trapped in a toxic marriage to Brad, a charming sociopath with deadly connections, Melissa hatches the ultimate escape: vanish without a trace and leave someone else to wear her skin.

Enter Bettany Carter: broke, beautiful, and desperate enough to play along. Hired to impersonate Melissa for a day, Bettany is supposed to disappear quietly. Instead, she wakes up in hospital with no memory, severe burns, and a man claiming to be her adoring husband. But something is off and why does her best friend’s smile feel like a threat?

As the woman once known as Melissa pulls the strings from the shadows, a deadly game unfolds. But playing dead only works if you stay buried. And Melissa’s not done yet…

A dark, twist-filled psychological thriller with a killer hook and a haunting final twist, The Wrong Wife is perfect for readers who love Freida McFadden and Lisa Jewell

Did not like the AI narrator

I couldn’t finish the book. The storyline was captivating but the AI voice ruined it.

AWFUL AWFUL cringe worthy Narration!!

I wish AI narration would be outlawed or banned(lol). but seriously the AI narration makes what could be a very enjoyable book hard to listen to. so many mistakes, no inflection, ugh, ... if you can get past that and it doesn't bother you, then it's a good book, good storyline.

Well written

The only thing I did not like was the virtual narration. Because words were mispronounced too many times.

The narrator—and not in a good way

The AI errors kept disrupting the story. I’d have to go back because infection, tone, mispronunciation, pauses, etc crashed the content.

Not the AI‘s fault

Still an excellent read, enough to overlook the sometimes AI’s cringe worthy errors. Unfortunately, AIs are only as good as those entering the data. However, this particular AI is definitely not the worst that I’ve heard.