A woman who knew too much
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A woman who knew too much
A psychological thriller from the bestselling author of It's Always the Husband.
Many years ago, Connor Ford broke Tabitha Girard's heart. He was a handsome college boy, she was a poor girl from a small town. Their relationship was supposed to be a summer fling, but it meant everything to Tabitha.
Years later, Connor returns to Tabitha's life. Older, richer and desperately unhappy. He married for money and his neurotic wife Nina rules the household with a firm hand. He doesn't love her. He never loved her. His only love was Tabitha.
After Nina commits suicide, Connor is finally free to follow his heart, which has always belonged to Tabitha. They move into Nina's lavish mansion and enjoy a fairytale ending to a romance that began many years ago. But then Tabitha discovers Connor's first wife's diary. "If I died unexpectedly, it would be Connor's fault. Connor and... her."
Who's Connor Ford? Why did he marry Nina? And is Tabitha his true love or just a convenient scapegoat to blame for Nina's death?
Tabitha is beginning to uncover the dark underbelly of life, that she wasn't prepared for at all, and gradually discovering that it, that killed Nina, could cost her life and her...
Michele Campbell
After studying law at Harvard and Stanford, Michele Campbell served as a federal prosecutor in New York City, where she specialized in international organized crime and gang cases. After a time, she decided to end her successful career in the world's capital and moved with her husband and two children to an idyllic New England college town that looks a lot like Belle River from her novel It's Always the Husband. He currently teaches criminal and constitutional law and writes books. He has five of them so far: It's always the husband, She was a quiet girl, Stranger on the beach, Woman, who knew too much and played cat and mouse, which has won the hearts of readers on both sides of the Atlantic. She has many good girlfriends, a few enemies, and only one husband who, as far as she knows, has never sought her life.
