Mannn, this book is so freaking good!! From start to finish, a rollercoaster of emotions! It was also my first time reading a book that was a mix of thriller and romance and omg, I don't regret it one bit.

Thank you Netgalley and St. Martins Press for sending me an ARC of this book.

I found this book riveting and very exciting to read. I liked that the chapters were short and kept me intrigued with all the twists and turns. I really couldn't stop reading it!!

Two couples. Before they marry, they make promises to each other. One couple agrees no children. They vow loyalty and fidelity. But ……
A great read from Sally Hepworth. Thanks!

I liked that the book was told from two different points of view, “then” and “now,” but the timeline of “then” did get a bit confusing at times. I liked the twists—they added an element of mystery and surprise without being too over the top. This was my second book by this author, and I will definitely be reading more.

An absolute gripping, page turning thriller. It kept me engaged and guessing the entire book. This was my first book by sally and I can’t wait to read more from her!

Thanks to NetGalley for an advance copy. I have read every Sally Hepworth book and I truly enjoy her writing and storytelling. This book was no different. She is a highly recommended author for me.

Hepworth has become an automatic buy for our library, as she is a favorite for many of the librarians and recommended as a solid domestic thriller author. Not as many twists as some of her other books, but still was a satisfying read.

Sally Hepworth books are my favorite and I could not keep my hands off of this 2023 read any longer. No matter how I feel when I turn the last page of one of her books, I know that it will have been a thought provoking and engaging reading ride...and The Soulmate was no different.

The Soulmate is told from two different viewpoints and alternates between past and present tense, which totally worked for me. Hepworth kept me guessing throughout, and left me with so much to think about at the end. I will say that I sometimes struggle with how mental health and suicide is handled in a domestic suspense/thriller genre but all in all, this felt respectfully done in the end.

Thank you to St. Martin's Press for my gifted copy to read and review. I look forward to sharing more about this one when we get closer to its 2o23 publication date.

Sally Hepworth does it again, bringing us a novel full of intrigue and suspense. Thankfully I was on vacation while reading, and was able to finish in a single day! Such a great book.

Thank you NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Gabe & his family have moved into a home on an edge of land facing the ocean.It is a popular place for persons who come to commit suicide.
Gabe,has talked seven people out of jumping over the edge,but one day a woman comes near the edge & she doesn't listen to him.His wife looks out the window & sees the woman,but when Gabe comes inside,he doesn't say that he knew the woman.
The woman is identified & it is his former bosses wife.
The story really takes off,after the police get involved.
The story goes back & forth between 1st.the dead woman speaking and then Gabes wife,until the conclusion.
Gabe is a mess & the only thing,he seems good for is them.
I love Sally Hepworth's novels & this is another,that she knocks out of the park.
Thanks goes to NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read and review.

Thanks to St. Martins Press and Netgalley for providing this Arc In exchange for an honest review.

Pip and Gabe bought a house that is unfortunately near a cliff where suicidal people come to end it all. Gabe has had success with talking people out of suicide so Pip is surprised when a woman on the cliff jumps after only briefly speaking with Gabe and more surprised that Gabe appeared to have pushed her. Even more shocking, they know the woman that died.

You really can’t say too much about this one without giving things away. I really enjoyed it and it was a one day read. The surprises kept coming which meant I never got bored. I definitely did not anticipate where this one was going. Great book. Looking forward to this author’s next work.

A murder mystery thriller... kind of. There is death but the question is was it murder or suicide. The story jumps between two women in the the past and present for both women. Their story ties together in more ways than one as we unravel an unexpected death, lies and deceptions. We see them with the men and family they love as they struggle to support the men in their lives who are victims of mental illness in one way or another.
I recommend this book to thriller and mystery lovers but not to those sensitive to mental illness or suicide without a trigger warning.

There’s something about Sally Hepworth’s writing. So unique. Such fast reads. This is the second ARC I’ve received and both I finished in a day. I love the twists in The Soulmate.

4.5/5 rounded up to 5

This will be one you’ll want to take with you on your spring break vacation - perfect for a plane or a beach! This is a quick read with a great opening that made me gasp and left me wondering what was going to happen next. How fun is that?! Thanks to St Martin’s Press for the advanced copy.

The Soulmate is a domestic suspense that is told through the dual perspectives of two wives and explores the twists and secrets of their lives and marriages.

The Soulmate grabbed my attention in the very first chapter. While there are twists and suspense in this novel, it is definitely not a thriller, so don’t go in with that expectation. There are still great reveals throughout the book that I didn’t see coming. I really enjoyed the short chapters that made the book seem like it was progressing more quickly than it probably was while I was reading. I have become a fan of Hepworth’s writing over the past few years, and I always look forward to her new novels.

Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for the opportunity to read an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest feedback.

4.25 stars, rounding to 4.
The Soulmate follows Gabe, Pippa, and their family in their beautiful new home as they start fresh in a new town. One night, a woman comes to the cliffs and ends her life, but the following events unravel their secrets and lead them to the brink. This story was just wow. I have been reading through Sally Hepworth's current titles and have really developed a love for the way she weaves her stories together. This was no exception. I enjoyed the dual POV and dual timelines, I enjoyed how all the twists and turns came together, and I enjoyed how great of a picture is painted in the writing. There are so many layers and twist, but in my eyes very believable twists (not just twists to have them), that it easily became a book to read in one sitting. This upcoming release is well worth the wait!

Thank you to St. Martin's Press, Sally Hepworth, and NetGalley for the ARC copy of this book in exchange for honest review.

I absolutely loved this book and I can’t wait until it’s released so my friends can enjoy it too! It’s about a marriage that has some broken pieces that don’t quite fit the puzzle after being glued back together. Mental illness weighs heavy on the relationship and it causes many problems that gets swept under the rug. The plots and twists will keep you wanting to read more. This book is in my top 3 that I’ve read so far this year, it’s now a favorite.

The Soulmate is a domestic thriller centered around a married couple, Gabe and Pippa Gerard. The couple along with their two daughters just moved into their dream home; a cottage located in a small coastal town outside of Melbourne. But, the house's seemingly perfect facade hides something much more sinister. The house is located next to a giant cliff that drops into the ocean. The cliff is a notorious spot for those wishing to commit suicide.

Gabe becomes a local hero after taking several people down the cliff. Until one night the couple spots a lady preparing to jump. Gabe rushes to her side as Pippa watches from the window. The moment after it happens, Pippa sees Gabe standing alone with his arms outstretched, and palms facing out. Positioned in a way that looks as if he pushing her.

The Soulmate alternates between two timelines and is told through two different points of view, Amanda’s and Pippa’s. The Soulmate is a slower-paced story that centers around a mystery. Overall I enjoyed reading this one and I liked playing detective and trying to solve the mystery before it was revealed. There are also a couple of twists that I did not see coming. However, I did feel as if the ending was a little underwhelming and it left more to be desired. I think readers of domestic suspense will enjoy this one though. Especially fans of Hepworth’s prior works.

The Soulmate by Sally Hepworth will be available on April 4, 2023. Many thanks to St Martins Press and Netgalley for the gifted arc in exchange for an honest review.

The book does good work of giving a past vs present perspective on the main 2 characters. And does well on keeping the twists into the end. It was harder to get into, but glad I stuck with it for the twists!

Hepworth's latest introduces us to the married couple Pippa and Gabe, who have recently moved into a seaside house near The Drop. The Drop is a cliff where people commit suicide. Gabe has rescued several people from this fate. But one day he doesn't succeed, and Amanda commits suicide. When Pippa looks, she thinks she sees her husband almost push her. So what happened? Is Amanda's family linked to Gabe and Pippa in some way?

The pace of this novel is fairly fast. There is some time jumping and perspective jumping, between Pippa and Amanda. I would have liked to hear from Gabe. I think his perspective would have been a welcome addition.

The characters were fairly surface, and you're definitely not going to get the deep characters of a literary novel.

I'm rating this 3 stars because it will not be noteworthy in my mind a year from now, or even a month from now. It's a standard domestic thriller.

I liked the ending, just think there needed to be more links from the penultimate chapter to the last chapter.

Triggers for suicide and mental health abound here.