The Forgotten Wife

By: Alex Sigmore

Narrated by: Anne McDonagh

Trust is everything to me. It has to be, with a past like mine.

So when my fiancé lies straight to my face, it’s like I can’t breathe. He claims he barely knows Laura Blackwell. Then why has she sent him a copy of her novel with a chilling inscription? You’ll never get rid of me.

His face tells me everything. It’s like he’s seen a ghost.

Suddenly our beautiful home feels like a cage. When I’m alone, I can feel someone watching me through our floor-to-ceiling windows. Is it Laura? Or someone else from his past? All I know is my fiancé is desperate to hide the truth.

And his secrets could tear our lives apart…

An utterly binge-worthy psychological thriller that will keep you up all night. Perfect for fans of The Housemaid, The Wife Between Us and The Perfect Marriage.

©2023, 2025 Alex Sigmore (P)2025 Storm Publishing LTD

Don’t waste your credit

This has to be one of the worst books I’ve “read.” Over 200 books I’ve listened to and this was one of the worst. The narrator was awful when she assumed the male roles and lowered her voice to speak as a man. Were there no men to read for their roles? Made it difficult to listen to…The main character lacked a spine and was flustered when a stranger would speak to her in public (what?) The dialogues were painful to listen to. Felt like I was listening to conversations with high schoolers. What a waste of a credit.