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A nasty novel about people who are nasty to the nth degree. In several spots I felt the author was manipulative rather than skilled. If you're the type of person who can detach yourself from bad things in the world, maybe you'll enjoy this book more than I did.
Helpful Score: 1
The Last Mrs. Parrish is a juicy, and addictive psychological thriller. Amber Patterson becomes friends with Daphne Parrish. Amber is envious of Daphne's life of money and power. Her husband, Jackson, is a real-estate mogul and everyone in the town of Bishops Harbor, Connecticut, thinks their life is straight out of a fairy tale. But all is not as it seems as Jackson is an abuser and a manipulator. As Amber grows closer to Jackson, a skeleton from her past undermines everything that she has worked towards. Shocking turns and dark secrets will keep you guessing until the very end. I found this book to be a quick, entertaining read with an interesting ending.
One of the best I've read in a long time!
Well written. A clever, twisty tale of evil villains and just desserts. Fun reading!
A tale as old as time, Girl makes friends, girl steals friend's husband. Friend gets revenge. Oh, and the husband is a lying cheating turd. A pleasant enough way to spend an afternoon. (Reading the book, not stealing someone's husband). Fairly predictable, but fun to read if only for the revenge part alone.
This book is full of secrets and surprises. There is the obvious deception of the main character. At first, I had to put this book down. I read a review about her role in this book, and I thought this was all. It started slow, and I did not want to read about a woman destroying a family. I am glad I kept reading. Once you get to the second section in the book, it picks up and becomes hard to put down. I loved the way this one ended.
