Holy Hot Mess!!
Thoroughly enjoyed the roller coaster ride of this book.
It's going to be difficult to write anything about this without giving too much away!!

What I loved: The twists and turns. I had bits and pieces figured out early on, but the twists and turns just kept coming!!
What I liked: Well written with a great wrap-up at the end. No annoying dangling storylines left at the end.
What I hated: I felt a few things were just a little too perfect, but it just mildly annoyed me - it certainly didn't ruin the story for me!

Mary Kubica writes a wicked psychological suspense story and she didn't disappointment with this one.

Loved this book! The twists and turns kept me guessing and even when I thought I had figured it all out I was wrong. A new favorite of Kubica’s!

Another novel from Mary Kubica that is impossible to put down. As Sadie and Will settle into their new home in Maine, after Will's sister dies and the family moves to be with Will's niece, a murder occurs in the neighborhood. Everyone is on edge, and Sadie starts to look deep into her family to solve the mystery. Big twists have the reader guessing all the way to the end.

Thank you, NetGalley for an advanced copy of this book.

I would have liked the Sadie Will story if written as general fiction. not a fan of the its always the husband, or wife is mentally ill slow reveal, pretty cliche and graphic which takes away from
what was otherwise compelling writing and makes me sorry I read until the end.

Great little mystery. Just when you think you've figured it out, it goes in a different ditection. Would most definitely recommend.

What an absorbing story! I've read a few of Kubica's books and didn't love them all, but this was a real page turner and I'm thrilled I had a chance to read it!

I thought I had it figured out. I was wrong! So many twists and turns... they keep coming! Such a roller coaster and I enjoyed every minute!
This was a great ride! Thank you NetGalley!

3.5 Stars

I love a setting with a creepy house.

Sadie and Will have just moved their family into a house they inherited on a small island in Maine.

It smells musty, its dark and dreary with paneling and heavy drapery. That is not all though- The house has a disturbing history and it threatens to unravel the new occupants.

Things aren't going well in the new neighborhood. Seems that murder is in the air.

I was engrossed in the first third of the novel with the suspense and intriguing characters. I wanted to love this book, but the direction it took ultimately fizzled a bit for me.

My third by the author and not my favorite, I was looking for a more "thrilling" read than what it turned out to be for me. 

Thanks to NG/ publisher for my review copy. OUT on 2/18/2019

Reading The Other Mrs., by Mary Kubica is, seriously, like taking a master class in writing the perfect domestic murder mystery. She is, indeed, a master. Her characters, plots and narrative shifts, are nothing short of brilliant. I ate this book up in one setting - I absolutely could not put it down. Fill in all the appropriate mystery superlatives here - twisty, roller coaster, heart racing - you know what I'm talking about, right? This is it, in spades. I will gleefully read everything she writes.

Thank you NetGalley, Mary Kubica, and the publisher for the amazing opportunity to read this arc wayyyyyy before it is released, in exchange for my honest opinion. I'm truly grateful.

Great and intense read! If you like a book that keeps you on the edge of your seat, this is the one for you! I made predictions as I read...and none of them turned out to be correct!!!

This book was soooo good. I couldn't put it down. The character development was amazing and I couldn't wait to put it all together. I had ideas of what I thought was going on and boy was I wrong. I didn't finally figure it out until almost at the end. I have a total book hangover after reading this one. Thanks to Netgalley for the review copy.


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This is BY FAR my favorite book by this author so far! While it was somewhat predictable, that didn't bother me. It kept my attention and I didn't want to put it down!

Will and Sadie Foust are hoping for a fresh start in a small town on Maine's coast, completely cut off from the mainland. Will's sister recently passed away, leaving him a house and custody of a 16 year old niece.
In Chicago, things had begun to unravel for the Fousts. An affair, their teenaged son bringing a knife to school, and a mental breakdown at the ER Sadie was a physician, drive the decision to start over.
Once the family arrives, a murder of a neighbor leaves Sadie shaken. Who could have done it? Is it someone on her street? Someone in her house? She is determined to find out.
I love Mary Kucia, and I loved this twisty psychological drama. It really is one surprise after another. Highly recommended!

I love twisty domestic thrillers with unrealiable narrators, so this one checked all the boxes for me! I figured out a a major part of the plot early on, but then the author laid a twist I did not see coming on top of that. So what could have been a predictable cliched plot device turned out pretty good instead.

A dead body, a remote island, a spooky house, and plenty of questionable characters...what's not to love here? Suspicions swirl off the page, and the truth is revealed in twisty increments that will have you constantly rethinking who is the killer. Kubica cranks it up a notch with this one, a psychological thriller that will mess with your mind.

4.5 stars.
From start to finish this thriller kept me on my toes. I had theories galore and they all were incorrect. I would highly recommend this if you like thrillers and are tired of reading the same predictable plots. I questioned not only the characters sanity and truthfulness but also my own. One of the best thrillers I have read to date.

This is a story of a somewhat normal family. After all what is totally normal.
The mother is hardworking, a doctor. The father, Will, teaches a class part time and is a stay at home dad. There are two children, Otto, 14 and Tate, 7 years old. The family has mad a big move, living now on one of the islands of Maine.
They moved there after the death of Will's sister, Alice. She has bequeathed the house to them and also the guardianship of her 16 year old daughter Imogen.
Imogen was the one who found her mother, hanging from the attic rafters. She is not happy having her home invaded by strangers. She has a volatile relationship with Sadie.
Everything may have worked out for this family, except people around them start dying. The police are sure Sadie must be behind the murder of a neighbor. However, Sadie doesn't ever remember meeting the neighbor. There is another neighbor that says he saw the twin arguing in the street.
This is a story of cruel manipulation by a supposed loved one against someone with mental illness. The illness is DID or dissociative identity disorder.
Well written. Surprising storyline, strong characters. Important information about DID.

Mary Kubica always write FANTASTIC thrillers!! I just finished The Other Mrs. and I’ve had my socks knocked off!! I went into the novel completely blind because Mary Kubica is such a master storyteller that I never want any sort of spoiler! I will say that it took me a minute to get into this novel, but once I did...wowzer!!! The storyline was well crafted with absolutely perfect timing. In true Mary Kubica fashion, the twist and turns were plentiful and unexpected—love that! The Other Mrs. is a 5 star read that will most definitely satisfy any domestic thriller fan! I am busting at the seams for everyone to read this book so I can discuss it lol!!! I am already looking forward to reading Mary’s next novel!

OH MY GOSH!! This book was so good! @marykubica has a way of sucking a reader in and keeping the pages turning! The ending totally caught me off guard in the best way!! Absolutely bloody fantastic!!! Please rush out to get this in February 2020! Huge shout out to @netgalley and @parkrowbooks (and @harlequinbooks ) for this suspenseful #arc!!!

Thank you to NetGalley and Park Row for the advanced copy of this book! Mary Kubica has become my new favorite author since her debut book. I have read everything she’s written as soon as it comes out, so when I saw this I was excited to get to read it for an honest review! I LOVED it!! The storyline was great and the twists and turns had my jaw drop a few times! Definitely a worthy read that will be hard to put down! Thank you again!!