I received a complimentary copy of The Wife Who Knew Too Much from NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.

A well written, suspenseful who-dun-it, supplying many twists and wrong-turns... I did not want to put this one down! Suspicions were cast on nearly every character in the book, and I loved every minute of it! I did not figure this one out until near the end. Great book!

Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC!

This was a fast read, would be a great summer read for sure. The only thing about this book, was that it was a little bit predictable and really could've had an amazing twist at the end. It kind of seemed safe to me in the writing....I think it could've been so much more. But I think fans of this author will really enjoy it.

Thank you to Netgalley, St. Martins Press and the Author, Michele Campbell for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I'm a huge fan of Michele's and have read all her books.
This latest one sounded like a page turner and it was exactly that.
I read it in one day and really loved it. I really got into the characters and felt like I was with Tabitha all the way.
I highly recommend this Author and her books.
Please keep cranking them out Michele, I love your writing style!

I really enjoyed reading this book. It draws you in from the very beginning with the diary entry from Nina regarding what may be her death. The story has a well-constructed plot and uses multiple tried and true tropes, first love, lovers reunited, marrying for money, unplanned babies, revenge, and betrayal that kept me turning the page. There are subtle hints at relationships and plot lines that are intricately woven into the story that neatly pulls everything together in the end. I found the characters interesting, but not overly likeable. Tabitha seems a bit naïve and gullible and doesn’t learn from her past poor choices, but the author does such a good job building her backstory that she is credible. Connor is a handsome cad and you’re never quite sure of his true feelings although he seems primarily driven by money. Nina dies early in the book, but plays an integral role in the overall plot and storyline. Overall, I’d recommend the story. It’s an easy read, but has a complex plot and strong interplay between all the characters.

Thanks to St. Martin's Press and NetGalley for an ARC copy of this book. I really liked The Stranger on the Beach so I was excited to have the opportunity to read The Wife Who Knew Too Much. Who doesn't love a book with lots of twists and turns? Well, this book doesn't fail to deliver. I think you will find yourself putting off the mundane daily tasks to finish this book! Don't you love when you don't guess the ending of the book!

This book was a very enjoyable read. It was good like Campbell’s other books. It started off a bit a slow but picked up fast. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a free copy in exchange for review.

This book has summer thriller written all over it! Michele Campbell gives you a good mix of
mystery mixed in with some messy love triangles, I was hooked! I felt like character development was good, but I wish we learned a little bit more about Connor and his story. The story never had a drop in my opinion and kept me wanting to read until the very end. There was a few twists I saw coming, but some twists definitely took me by surprise. Pack this book for your next beach day, you will definitely finish it in one sitting!

Fantastically amazing book!!! This book exceeded my expectations! Characters are built up and very intriguing. The ending was quite unexpected.

This novel was a fast paced mystery. It’s the story of Tabitha, a young woman who grew up with her grandparents in New Hampshire.
She meets Conner, the love of her life and the story takes off from there.
The characters are very well developed and they keep you guessing through the many twists that take place in this novel.
I really enjoyed this book!

Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for allowing me to read this ARC. It started out interesting so I was intrigued. I wasn't crazy about Tabitha, because she came off as very naive and immature, which was understandable when she was 17, but not so much when she was older. Connor was not likable at any age. But, the story was interesting. It kind of bogged down around chapter 30 but picked up again about ten chapters later.

Edge of the seat twists and turns keep the reader enthralled to the end ... Tabitha experiences her first love with Conner when she was a teenager and never forgot him ... a accidental meet up years later take them back to the heady romance they once had ... however Conner is now a married man to Nina a famous wealthy older lady who gives Conner a lifestyle he has grown accustomed to. This book unravels a great story and I read it in one sitting highly recommended

Thank you so very much to St. Martin's Press, NetGalley and the author, Michele Campbell for an early copy of this book, for an honest review.

Complete suspense from the word go on this new one from Michele Campbell. From the moment of Tabitha and Connor as children and being together and getting in trouble by his grandmother, to the very end, you never knew who was the ultimate 'bad' person, who was being screwed over, and who gave their all and for whom.

I was not disappointed at all by this new thriller, and I give huge Kudos for Michele Campbell, being able to keep me on my toes through out the whole book. I always have Michele Campbell on my TBR list, and this was one amazing read!! If I could give it 10 stars, I definitely would.

It's commonly known that summer flings come with an expiration date. They're supposed to fade out by the first day of school and years later, come to mind as a wistful memory. That's not the case with Tabitha Girard and Connor Ford, their teenage love extinguished by his wealthy, overbearing grandmother. Soon, he leaves for the summer and Tabitha, well, she continues to think about the one that got away. Over a decade later, he returns to her small hometown - older, richer, and unhappily married to Nina Levitt, a woman nearly twice his age. "Tabby cat, you're the one I really love," he tells her. "I'm just biding my time until Nina dies. We could be together in the open, ten million dollars richer." When Nina dies, well, they're in the free and clear. Or so Tabitha thinks. The thing she seems to forget is if they cheat with you, they'll cheat on you.

I breezed through this book because I wanted to see how it ended but there was something unappealing about this novel. Maybe Michele Campbell books aren't for me since I didn't enjoy "A Stranger On the Beach." There were certain actions that Tabitha committed that had me shaking my head and her whole innocent routine? She's one of the dumbest characters I've read about. I saw certain plot points coming from a mile away. The storyline had some potential but it wasn't fully fleshed out. Connor, the husband, is the easiest villain because of everything he has to gain from Nina's death.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for this advanced reading copy. It's scheduled for publication on 07/28/2020. I hope others will enjoy this novel but it was not for me.

Tabitha is a waitress at a country club and she meets Connor who’s rich and good looking. Tabitha’s grandmother warns her to stay away from him. Connor does eventually leave her. Fast forward to present time, thirteen years later and Tabitha is working as a waitress trying to make ends meet when Connor comes walking into Tabitha’s restaurant. Tabitha is once against swept away and falls for Connor. However, Connor is now married to a woman who is very rich and famous. Then, the wife Nina is dead. Who killed the wife? Or was it a suicide? The first half of the book was excellent, the writing style did seem to change towards the end. Overall, I did enjoy this book and it was very fast paced. Michele Campbell’s books don’t disappoint.

Kept me on the edge of my seat! In true Michelle Campbell fashion - had me hunched over gripping each page wanting more more. Shocked when I learned I had it all wrong! Michelle Campbell did it again!!

After reading Michele Campbell's two most recent books The Wife Who Knew Too Much and A Stranger On the Beach, I know I can count on her books to provide a fast-paced, crazy escape from reality. I am quickly becoming a big fan of Michele Campbell's writing.

The Wife Who Knew Too Much grabbed me right from the beginning, and really never slowed down. The story begins with an omimous diary entry written by Nina, who is married to Connor, but then quickly turns to our main character, Tabitha, Connor's summer love from long ago. This book has it all: romance, stalking, murder, kidnapping, bad decisions, and lots of wealth.

The narration shifts easily from past to present, and the story is told mostly in the voice of Tabitha in the present, but sometimes through Nina's diary or an omniscient narrator when we're diving into Nina's past.

The characters are fun and flawed. They make bad choices, get into trouble, fall too deeply in love, trust the wrong people...and it works so well in this book.

During the course of The Wife Who Knew Too Much, I changed my mind several times about what I thought really happened. In the end, I had things party figured out, but not entirely. The ending was mostly satisfying, although I did come away with a couple of unanswered questions.

The Wife Who Knew Too Much does require some suspension of disbelief. I say, just lean into it and enjoy the story. Step into the world of over-the-top wealth combined with a long-lost first love, and see how fun this book is.

Thank you to NetGalley, author Michele Campbell, and publisher St. Martin's Press for an advanced copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Michele Campbell did not disappoint with this book!!
It’s a total guessing game from start to finish of “whodunnit” and I LOVED IT!
I was torn between cheering for the main characters and then questioning them all at the same time.
I literally was so sad when it ended because it reads like a movie! I could picture every scene perfectly and every character was so convincing! I mean, what single girl doesn’t dream of an old flame walking back into their life, sweeping them off their feet, and moving them into luxury?!
This probably ranks up there as my favorite Michele Campbell book and was a perfect read to get me through this quarantine! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This book sucked me in from the very beginning. I really liked the premise of this story. This was a quick, engaging read. The biggest drawback to me was the main character. I just couldn’t connect with Tabby. I didn’t love how she so easily jumped in with both feet with Connor, but I know that was needed to get the book going. It just felt kind of juvenile- almost like something I would see in a YA book. I do look forward to reading more by this author in the future!

Another fantastic book by Michelle Campbell. This book kept me hooked right from the beginning. This author knows how to draw the reader in and keep them interested. She knows how to develop the characters to the point where the reader can either love them or hate them. With this book, the main character remained naive throughout the book but yet exhibited strength when needed. She (Tabitha) fell in love with Conner who was wealthy growing up and then in his married life to Nina Levitt. For me, I never warmed up to him until the very end. I didn’t trust him and that’s exactly why I love this author with her way of putting her heart and soul into these characters.
I’m definitely looking forward to reading more of her books.

A twisty tale full of love, sex, money and betrayal!

Tabitha is poor girl waitressing at the country club when she meets the rich and handsome Connor. They begin a steamy teenage love affair that consumes them both. However, it ends tragically due to clashing class differences. Fast forward thirteen years, and Tabitha is still a struggling waitress while Connor has married an extremely wealthy and powerful woman. When their paths cross again all these years later, their feelings for each other are still just as strong. Only problem? Connor is still married! When his wife tragically dies from an apparent suicide it seems as though the star crossed lovers will finally get their happily ever after. But could it really all be that easy? Of course not! The mystery begins when Tabitha finds the diary of Connor's late wife.

This is a well written story with engaging characters.
For me, personally, it was a little too sentimental. (What can I say...I'm just cold hearted!)
Overall, though, great read.

Thank you to NetGalley for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review.