Til Death Do Us Part

2020325 pages

Megan believes she has the perfect life. Her husband Craig works so that she doesn't have to, leaving her to relax all day in their beautiful, secluded country home. But as she begins to long for friends and purpose again, Megan applies for a job in London, against Craig's wishes. When she goes ahead and attends the interview anyway, Craig decides it is time to act. He locks her away inside their home, and Megan realises with horror that her husband never had her best interests at heart, nor did they meet by accident. Craig has been planning this from the very start. Shut away from the world with only somebody else's diary for company, Megan begins to uncover the lies and secrets that surround her marriage, including the chilling fact that she isn't actually Craig's first wife after all. A claustrophobic, twist-driven psychological thriller about coercive control and a marriage built on a lie, it builds toward a killer final reveal.

Avg. reading time: 6h 9m
Prose complexity: 3/10

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Daniel Hurst

A British author of fast-paced psychological and domestic thrillers, he was born and raised in Bolton, England, and is now based in London. Before writing full-time he worked a conventional office job, including a stint as a procurement officer at a bank, while writing in his spare time. In February 2020 he self-published his debut novel, Til Death Do Us Part, through Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing platform, and the book's success allowed him to leave his day job in January 2021 to write full...