The Doctor's Mistress

The Doctor's Wife, Book 3

By: Daniel Hurst

Narrated by: Sarah Durham, Luke R. Francis

The wife. The mistress. Who will get their revenge?

I was the other woman. The mistress. Everyone blamed Doctor Drew Devlin’s death on me. And I’ve paid the price for loving the wrong man.

Now, I have dark circles under my eyes because I can’t sleep at night. I lost everything–friends, family, my home and even my freedom. Drew’s devious wife Fern tore my whole world apart. And she thinks she’s got away with murder.

But she’s wrong. It’s time for revenge. For myself… and for my baby.

Her new life on the windswept Cornish coast is about to come crashing down around her. I’m determined for everyone to find out the true story. Because now it’s not just my life in danger, I’ve got to protect the doctor’s daughter too.

I know Fern will expect me to come after her–I’m certain she will have her own plan in place to stop me. After all, she’s duped so many people before.

But then again, Fern always did underestimate me. And by the time she realizes, it’ll be far too late for the doctor’s wife…

An absolutely addictive psychological thriller with twist after twist from the number one bestselling author of The Doctor’s Wife. If you loved Behind Closed Doors, Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train then The Doctor’s Mistress will keep you listening long into the night!

©2023 Daniel Hurst (P)2023 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

I enjoyed it

I enjoyed listening, but even though I often like rooting for the bad guy who has reasons or extenuating circumstances, this one pushed the limits on that. Bad, bad lady.

Excellent writing and performance.

Addictive. Well written and performed! Preordering book 3.loving this series - new yo this excellent writer.

Great 3rd book

I love how all the story lines were completed in this 3rd book of the series. The female narrator used the exact same voice for Fern & Alice. She needs to alter voices or use a 3rd narrator. I enjoyed the series.

Good story

Third installment in this trilogy proves that the characters Fern and Alice are definitely problematic. Both continuously and consistently have drama in their lives that never ends. The ending is a bit off but such as it is.

The Doctors books

I live this series of books! Daniel Hurst keeps throwing a turn when you think you have it figured out! I couldn’t put the books down, wanting more!