
Title: The Wedding
Author: Ruth Heald
Genre: Psychological Thriller
Publisher: Bookouture (3rd March 2021)
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Book Description
Just four words were printed in the card. He doesn’t love you.
I’ve been dreaming about this day – marrying Adam, my childhood sweetheart, who I’ve loved for eighteen years.
I didn’t realise the perfect day would turn into the perfect nightmare.
I was so excited to send out the wedding invitations, carefully writing everyone’s names on thick cream paper in beautiful cursive script.
I had no idea I was inviting someone to destroy our marriage.
I couldn’t wait to say ‘I do’ surrounded by loved ones clinking champagne glasses.
I couldn’t imagine that one of them would try to hurt me.
It was meant to be the first day of the rest of our lives.
I never thought it would be the end of my life as I knew it.
We were meant to share our vows, to toast our future. But when the truth comes out, shocking the onlooking guests and ripping my heart out, is a happy ever after possible?
A completely gripping and totally addictive read that will get your blood pressure rising and send shivers down your spine. Fans of Date Night, The Sister-in-Law and The Girl on the Train will devour this twisty, dark and gasp-worthy page-turner in one swift gulp!
Review
Planning your wedding should be a happy time, Lauren was looking forward to marrying Adam who she has been with for the past 18 years, they were childhood sweethearts. Their wedding is now just weeks away.
Then a card comes in the post with the same photo that is on her invitations, inside the card it says “He doesn’t love you!” obviously it had no name to it so she is left guessing who sent the card.
As we get further into the book more sinister things happen, I think if it were me I would have called off the wedding before then, there was a lot of bad stuff happening that were linked to it. And did Adam love her?
This book was fast-paced and kept me wanting to read more and more, well past my bedtime, I just couldn’t put it down. Just when I thought I had cracked who the malicious person was another plot twist. Let’s just say there are a few people in the running who may have wanted to ruin things for Lauren and Adam, but I was not expecting it to be the person it actually was.
If you are looking for a twisty and suspenseful read then this is definitely for you.

Author Bio
Ruth Heald is a psychological thriller writer from a suburban Buckinghamshire town. She studied Economics at Oxford and then worked in an eclectic mix of sectors from nuclear decommissioning to management consulting.
Seeking a more creative environment, she found a role at the BBC and worked there for nine years before leaving to write full time. Ruth is fascinated by psychology and finding out what drives people to violence, destruction and revenge. She’s married with one daughter and her novels explore our greatest fears in otherwise ordinary, domestic lives.

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