Tuesday 9 July 2019


The Marriage Betrayal: A totally gripping and heart-stopping psychological thriller full of twists by [Boland, Shalini]

The Marriage betrayal- Shalini Boland -Psycholigical Thriller

Faye has planned a holiday for her family and that of her brother and sister in law. Jake and
Lainey grew up near Swanage and although neither of them talk about their childhood
much she and Lainey’s husband thought it would be a nice surprise for Jakes birthday to
spend the week there. They rent a house and Lainey thinks she knows who the owner is
although it doesn’t come to her immediately. When Jake takes their son to spot dolphins
the others head down to the beach, having decided already  that it is too much and too
painful for the siblings to be reminded of their past and that going home is the best plan
of action. Alternate chapters tell of Jake and Lainey when they were children and of the
friends they had at the time and adventures of going to the caves which were technically
out of bounds. We also get occasional chapters from a man who is lurking in the
shadows but not who he is or why he is doing things. He watched the holiday house and
you just get the feeling that he is on the wrong side of the tracks. Shalini is a master of
words and has the talent to weave a brilliant story that keeps you between the pages.
For quite a while you are not sure what is going to happen but from a glimpse in the
first chapter and the tension between the pages you turn and turn again just knowing
that there is something, just something not quite right. A very cleverly thought
out plot (as ever!), believable characters and that special Shalini magic. Love it!


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