Five little words by Jackie Walsh

 

Five little words by Jackie Walsh is available now, and it's a great mystery story. 

Moving in an unfamiliar place, new small town and having a baby, it’s staggering for anyone, especially when you don’t know anybody around but your husband and his family. 

She started to receive mysterious cards in the mail along with the usual congratulations for the newborn baby and those are a bit intriguing because they incriminate her new husband, the one she thinks she knows so well but, like most of the people, there are so many secrets and untold stories that sometimes people keep to themselves. 

Battling between what ifs and a intruding mother-in-law, our heroine has a few secrets of her own as well and the only person that she’s close with it’s her sister but she’s not of much help actually and I find a bit unnecessary her adding because it’s not adding much to the story in my opinion as the heroine goes in blind and with her intuition about to solve the mysteries. 

It’s twisted and many turns are predictable, but it also has some great interesting moments that many lovers of the genre will enjoy. 

Very grateful to the publisher for my review copy through NetGalley 

Description

...Can destroy your life

‘Wow, wow, wow, this book had me guessing all the way to the end!’ ☆☆☆☆☆ Reader Review 

When new mother, Laura Caldwell, opens the card dropped through her letterbox, she expected to see a heartfelt note, congratulating her on the birth of baby Shay. 

Instead, she sees a message that makes her blood run cold. ‘Your husband is a murderer.’ It couldn’t be true, could it? Not Conor, her adoring husband. He couldn’t be behind the brutal killing of local barmaid, Vicky. Not him. 

But while Laura fights to discover the truth about her husband, she’s also holding dark secrets of her own; secrets she’s spent years trying to hide. Could the card be a desperate attempt at revenge – or could her husband really be a murderer? There’s a tangled web between this perfect couple – and the truth might just destroy them...