What the Wife Knew
A Twist-Filled Courtroom Drama Where Love and Lies Collide
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Narrated by:
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Sebastian Humphreys
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Nathalie Buscombe
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Mei Mei MacLeod
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By:
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Lia Middleton
Summary
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THE TWIST-A-MINUTE NEW THRILLER FROM LIA MIDDLETON THAT ASKS HOW WELL YOU REALLY KNOW THE PERSON YOU'RE MARRIED TO...
ONE MARRIAGE. ONE LIE. TWO SIDES TO THE STORY…
FRANK is standing trial for violently murdering his wife, Linda. His defence? She killed herself.
HARRY is Frank’s defence lawyer. Whether he believes Frank or not, it’s the biggest case of his career and he has to prove he can win.
PIERA is Harry’s wife. She’s hiding a secret that could destroy the case, and her life with Harry entirely.
What do you do when the biggest threat to your marriage is the truth?
© Lia Middleton 2025 (P) Penguin Audio 2025
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Critic Reviews
A suspenseful blend of legal and psychological thriller
Written by a practising criminal barrister this is twisty and gripping - with a stunning denouement. Dame Agatha herself would be proud of it
Riveting
Written with unobtrusive skill by a criminal barrister who knows exactly how much information the reader needs
A dangerously simmering plot and great characters
Praise for Lia Middleton (:)
A thrilling, chilling, heart-stopping read (Chris Whitaker)
Tense, jaw-dropping, clever (Claire Douglas)
Superb. Assured, elegant and utterly gripping (Will Dean)
A total page-turner! (Catherine Cooper)
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