The Trapped Wife

An Absolutely Gripping Psychological Thriller with a Mind-Blowing Twist

By: Samantha Hayes

Narrated by: Susie Riddell

This is not the happy family you think.

The fire crackles, my son smiles, the man jokes whilst I pour drinks.

But my husband has disappeared. The man is a stranger. My skin crawls every time he brushes my hand.

He says if I don’t play along, he has photos that will destroy my family.

What happened the night before my husband disappeared - the night I don’t remember?

There’s nothing I can do to save my family...is there?

An absolutely gripping psychological thriller with an ending you will never see coming! Perfect for anyone who adored The Girl on the Train, The Wife Between Us, or The Woman in the Window.

©2021 Samantha Hayes (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Critic reviews

"Wow! This book was so. Damn. Fabulous!… Had me gasping in shock many times! The twists were insane.... OMG! I never saw it coming! I can’t give this twisted book enough spine-tingling stars!" (Two Girls and a Book Obsession, 5 stars)

Loved this book

Great book. Keeps your attention with great
Twists. You think you know but you won’t!

Great story weaving!

I really enjoyed how the author gave us clues to hold on to, but the clues could go one way or another - kept us guessing 'til the end.

Great book!

I loved reading from the beginning to the end. I was shocked by the ending. I thought I knew exactly what wa coming and was happily shocked by the twist. Just found this author and will keep reading for sure.

Great Ending

I loved the twist at the end. Enjoyed the story, but was a bit underwhelmed throughout. Samantha Hayes does a great job of keeping you intrigued to continue!

LOVE. But missing details I need!

I really love Samantha Hayes, and I love when Susie Riddell narrates. The story was great, and had a lot of turns I wasn’t expecting. There were just a few parts of the story that I want to know more of what happened. Specifically with Rhonda and her daughter, but that may just be the social worker in me. Either way, the story leaves you needing more, and unable to put it down.