It’s been years since Tabitha has seen Connor. Ever since his Grandmother caught them and kicked her out of the house when they were teens. Suddenly though, Connor shows up during the dinner shift at Tabitha’s job. The two reconnect and everything is wonderful. Well, except for the fact that Connor is married to Nina, a very wealthy and connected woman. While Connor tries to find out a way to divorce Nina without activating the prenup, Nina winds up dead. Could Connor have killed her?

Michele Campbell does it again! Was anyone worried? I wasn’t! This book pulled me in from page one and I could not wait to find out what happened. Campbell has a way of making you love most characters, even when you don’t like them very much. While I did have the who-dun-it figured out fairly quickly, it did not slow or take away from my reading experience. I flew through it as always and greatly enjoyed it. Love, manipulation, hate, jealously, money, look no further, this thriller has everything you need!

Thank you St Martins Press for my gifted copy of this book!

Now this is a good thriller! This book kept me hooked from the very beginning. I kept trying to figure out who the actual "bad guy" is in this story, but Campbell kept me guessing to the very end. Highly recommend! Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.

Another great psychological/domestic thriller by Michele Campbell. It almost felt like two mysteries in one, but I don't want to add any spoilers. Tabby reconnects with her childhood love Connor but he's caught up in a marriage to the wealthy Nina. Is love enough?

This had me hooked within the first few pages with Nina's diary entry. After that, it got less interesting. I didn't get the whole love between Tabitha and Conner, especially that it would have lasted all that time. Conner was only ever after two things: sex and money. Tabitha's character was ridiculous. She was naïve, her choices were ridiculous, and well, I just didn't like her. Actually, I didn't like any of the characters and I'm not one that has to like the characters in order to like the book. However, even the story wasn't strong. This was highly predictable, therefore, there were no twists. I honestly have nothing good to say about this book which is unfortunate.

*Thank you the publisher and Netgalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This was an enthralling, suspenseful read, with echoes of Rebecca.

Tabitha is a poor waitress in a New Hampshire summer town when her high school boyfriend Connor comes back in her life. Now married to a rich, older widow, Connor seems to be off limits, but cannot resist Tabitha's charms.

Hunted by her ex-husband, Tabitha waits for Connor to divorce his wife, until she realizes she's pregnant. Tabitha heads down to the Hamptons to confront Connor, only to be followed her ex-husband and for Nina, Connor's older wife, to be found dead.

Now installed as the second Mrs. Ford, will Tabitha find the happiness or discover more than she wants to know about her husband?

The book has a lot of good twists and turns, and some that were a little unrealistic, but overall, I really enjoyed this exciting read.

This was a fast paced read. I was hooked from the first page. Tabitha was an easy character to like. I did find myself getting a little frustrated with her trust of some others in this book. She was kind and down to earth and really just wanted to be with Connor. I even liked NIna, the brief interaction we had with her in this book.

This book has some interesting twists. I was happy to see that maybe not everyone was the villain that you were lead to believe he/she was. My heart broke for Tabitha. I was impressed by her courage and her strength. I thought the ending was perfect.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for the ARC of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.

This was a good mystery with enough suspense to keep the reader interested. I did not like the ending of the book and none of the characters had any redeeming qualities. However, neither of those lowers my rating. This is a book which I would recommend to others.

Wow, this was a great book! I loved all the different locations where it took place and was quickly pulled into this fast paced story

Oh, what a twisty read! Michele Campbell once again delivers a thriller with a fascinating premise, intriguing characters, a whiplash pace--sprinkled with the detonation of lots of surprises along the way. A rapid-fire suspense read!

This is the third book that I have read by this author, and I think she just keeps getting better and better. This book is mostly told in first person, by narrator Tabitha, with occasional flashbacks or scenes written from another's perspective. I couldn't put this one down, even to sleep. I was a bit saddened by the ending, but after I thought about it, the book couldn't (and shouldn't, probably) have ended any other way. I've enjoyed past books by Michelle Campbell, but The Wife Who Knew Too Much cemented her spot on my must-read list. Definitely a must read.

I loved, loved, loved this book! It was twisty and suspenseful and a very enjoyable read. Half of the book is told through both of Connor Ford's wives and I really liked both characters. I can't wait for her next book!!!

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the ARC!

I read this book in just a few hours and enjoyed every minute of it. I read a lot of thrillers and can usually figure the twists out pretty early. This one kept me guessing until the very end, which I greatly appreciate.

My favorite Michelle Campbell book to date! I couldn’t stop reading this!
Twists and turns on every page and I thought I figured it out but I didn’t! I loved Tabby!!!! Her character was amazing and I felt everything she went through!
I always look forward to Campbell’s books and I’m so glad to have received an advanced copy from Netgalley! Definitely put this on your TBR shelf for June 2020!

Interesting story that explores the "What If" of a first love coming back in the main characters life. The killer of the story was not who I predicted and I consider a book a good read if that is the case. I would be interested to read some of the authors other books as the author, Michelle Campbell did a great job building a story I was interested in. Thank you to the author, Netgalley and publisher for allowing me to read this ARC.

I was into this book right from the very start. I really enjoyed Michele Campbell’s earlier novel, A Stranger On The Beach and was really excited to get pre-approved for her new book. This book took me on a wild ride this week. I read a lot of mystery/thriller novels and I can often see the twist or ending coming before it happens. With this novel, I really had no idea what was going to happen and this definitely kept me wanting more.

I do have to say that the end of the book felt a little rushed to a resolution, but I was mostly satisfied with the ending. I didn’t feel very connected with any of the main characters in the book, which can sometimes make it hard for me to get into a story, but with this novel, it felt like the characters were designed to be kind of aloof and unlikable, it made it more about the storyline and what happens.

If you like psychological thrillers in the vein of Gone Girl, you’ll definitely like this novel.

The Wife Who Knew Too Much by Michele Campbell was such a fast paced read! It was a true thriller! I found myself fully immersed in the story line and needed to keep going to find out more. I had a few hunches throughout the story, but wasn’t exactly right at the end, which is one of my markers for an excellent read.

I really enjoyed the twists and turns this book took, the characters, and the unexpected happenings. It pulled me in from the first few sentences and every chapter left me wanting more. There were a few plot holes in the story that I found slightly irritating, but not enough to ruin the book for me. This is a solid 4 stars. I will definitely read more from this author.

Thank you to netgalley and the publisher for the electronic ARC of this book. All opinions are my own.

This book was an okay read for me. The only reason I rated it a 3 was because it was very predictable. It was written beautifully with great characters and I enjoyed most of it but with it being predictable, it didn't have the same affect it would have had. Still worth the read though.

Thank you Netgalley, the author and publisher for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I gave this book 3 stars. I wish that I liked this book more but to be honest, it was a little predictable save for one surprise at the end, bringing it up to 3 stars for me. Also, it was well written by the author.

This book had an awesome cover and I was excited to read it and grateful for the opportunity but the storyline was a little played out. Poor girl, meets rich boy, they fall in love and then get separated, only to be reunited years later. But Connor, the boy (now a man) has some secrets and Tabitha, the girl finds out he still loves her but he also loves MONEY (and don't we all)! Except, Tabitha only wants him and doesn't fit into that world.

When they find each other again, Connor is married to Nina Levitt, a rich widow and then the whirlwind ensues. A little too predictable for my taste. I felt like I knew where the story was going. Still there are a few surprises left. I'm sorry, my honest opinion is 2 1/2 rounded up to 3 stars. I couldn't wait to finish so I could read something else.

But, a great big thank you for the ARC copy from St. Martin's Press, NetGalley, and I will read more from Michelle Campbell, the author.

This was a quick enjoyable domestic thriller. The author did a good job building suspense and making several characters unreliable, so different plot twists kept me from predicting the ending.

Wow! What a ride!!! A wild page flipping novel that hooked me from the first page! Mystery, lies, deceit, betrayal. Even the housekeeper has a dark secret. Who can you trust in Windswept, the all consuming mansion that held so many secrets and lies.

"Some things are too good to be true."

Who stood the most to gain by murdering Nina Levitt? They all did in one way or another. And Conner Ford, who exactly is he? Is he capable of murder and using people?
Michelle Campbell is an amazing author and I look forward to reading many more of her novels.

Thank you to Publisher and NetGalley for the eARC