The Silent Wife (Wheeler Publishing Large Print Hardcover) - Tapa dura

"A.S.A. Harrison knocks it out of the park with her first novel "The Silent Wife." With a spare, elegant, and deft hand, she paints two dueling psychological portraits of longtime live-in lovers who become putative killer and hapless victim in a tale that no one is likely to forget any time soon. I couldn't put this book down."--Elizabeth George, "New York"" Times "bestselling author of "Believing the Lie"
"What a deliciously wicked pleasure "The Silent Wife" was to read. I love books where I can't guess the outcome although I was rooting for Jodi all the way. A very clever, very funny comedy of manners spliced with a domestic thriller."--Kate Atkinson, "New York"" Times "bestselling author of "Life After Life "and "Case Histories"
"Beautifully written and deeply unsettling, this darkly funny examination of what happens when you've got nothing left to lose is also brilliantly addictive. It left me almost breathless as I raced towards the devastating finale."--S. J. Watson, "New York Times "bestselling author of "Before I Go to Sleep"
"SUPERB... As a novel about the dark side of marriage and relationships, it's better than Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl." A must read for anyone who is occasionally ruthless, reckless or psychologically weird - and anyone who loves clever books with depth and heart."--Sophie Hannah, author of "The Other Woman's House"
"Like a tiny crack in the windshield of destiny, "The Silent Wife" examines the ultimate shattering of a perfectly civilized marriage. Intense, hypnotic, and thoroughly absorbing, Harrison challenges her characters to venture beyond their comfort zones, into a world where anything is possible, even murder."--Elizabeth Brundage, author of "A Stranger Like You "and "The Doctor's Wife"
"A smart, nuanced portrait of a dying marriage...Harrison breathes life into Adlerian psychology, and weaves theory into a heart-pounding thriller that will keep you up at night."--"PW "(starred review)

"That final revelation from Harrison, who, regrettably, died before she could see her debut novel published, inflicts the stealth damage of an icepick to the carotid artery." - Sarah Weinman, "New Republic"
"If you're suffering from Gone Girl withdrawal, here's your fix." - "Real Simple "
"The secret of this novel's spell lies not in ingenious twists but in its meticulous plausibility. You probably know -- and may even be -- someone very much like Todd or Jodi, which makes their relentless tick-tock toward doom all the more riveting." -Laura Miller, "Salon"
"A.S.A. Harrison knocks it out of the park with her first novel "The Silent Wife." With a spare, elegant, and deft hand, she paints two dueling psychological portraits of longtime live-in lovers who become putative killer and hapless victim in a tale that no one is likely to forget any time soon. I couldn't put this book down."--Elizabeth George, "New York"" Times "bestselling author of "Believing the Lie"
"What a deliciously wicked pleasure "The Silent Wife" was to read. I love books where I can't guess the outcome although I was rooting for Jodi all the way. A very clever, very funny comedy of manners spliced with a domestic thriller."--Kate Atkinson, "New York"" Times "bestselling author of "Life After Life "and "Case Histories"
"Beautifully written and deeply unsettling, this darkly funny examination of what happens when you've got nothing left to lose is also brilliantly addictive. It left me almost breathless as I raced towards the devastating finale."--S. J. Watson, "New York Times "bestselling author of "Before I Go to Sleep"
"SUPERB... As a novel about the dark side of marriage and relationships, it's better than Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl." A must read for anyone who is occasionally ruthless, reckless or psychologically weird - and anyone who loves clever books with depth and heart."--Sophie Hannah, author of "The Other Woman's House"
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"If you're suffering from Gone Girl withdrawal, here's your fix." - "Real Simple "
"Harrison has spun a masterfully suspenseful tale in which the main plot point is given away from the beginning - no easy feat. It's a story of the end of a marriage, the end of love and how long buried secrets can cast a long shadow." - "The Cleveland Plain Dealer"
"That final revelation from Harrison, who, regrettably, died before she could see her debut novel published, inflicts the stealth damage of an icepick to the carotid artery." - Sarah Weinman, "New Republic"
"The secret of this novel's spell lies not in ingenious twists but in its meticulous plausibility. You probably know -- and may even be -- someone very much like Todd or Jodi, which makes their relentless tick-tock toward doom all the more riveting." -Laura Miller, "Salon"
"Fans of Gillian Flynn's bestselling "Gone Girl" will be thrilled to discover the brilliant novel "The Silent Wife."" - "Mystery Scene "
"A.S.A. Harrison knocks it out of the park with her first novel "The Silent Wife." With a spare, elegant, and deft hand, she paints two dueling psychological portraits of longtime live-in lovers who become putative killer and hapless victim in a tale that no one is likely to forget any time soon. I couldn't put this book down."--Elizabeth George, "New York"" Times "bestselling author of "Believing the Lie"
"What a deliciously wicked pleasure "The Silent Wife" was to read. I love books where I can't guess the outcome although I was rooting for Jodi all the way. A very clever, very funny comedy of manners spliced with a domestic thriller."--Kate Atkinson, "New York"" Times "bestselling author of "Life After Life "and "Case Histories"
"Beautifully written and deeply unsettling, this darkly funny examination of what happens when you've got nothing left to lose is also brilliantly addictive. It left me almost breathless as I raced towards the devastating finale.

"For those who loved "Gone Girl.".. "The Silent Wife "is a quick-witted marital pas de deaux featuring a psychotherapist and her philandering husband." - "Vogue," "Summer's Best Mystery Reads"
"You can't blame the publishers of "The Silent Wife" for hyping it as 'the new "Gone Girl."' It's not. It just might be better." - "The Huffington Post"
"It's this summer's "Gone Girl" - I gobbled it down in one sitting, and because of the wonderful writing, I did not feel one speck guilty." - Anne Lamott, "People Magazine"
"A beautifully written, taut psychological crime novel about the disintegration of a marriage." - Koethi Zan, author of "The Never List"
"May be as popular as "Gone Girl" was last summer." - CBS This Morning, "Best Reads for Your Summer Vacation"
"The surprises keep coming, pager after quiet page... Harrison writes well with a light touch, but her touch is devastating nonetheless." - The Guardian, US Summer Reads pick
"If you're suffering from Gone Girl withdrawal, here's your fix." - "Real Simple "
"Harrison has spun a masterfully suspenseful tale in which the main plot point is given away from the beginning - no easy feat. It's a story of the end of a marriage, the end of love and how long buried secrets can cast a long shadow." - "The Cleveland Plain Dealer"
"That final revelation from Harrison, who, regrettably, died before she could see her debut novel published, inflicts the stealth damage of an icepick to the carotid artery." - Sarah Weinman, "New Republic"
"The secret of this novel's spell lies not in ingenious twists but in its meticulous plausibility. You probably know -- and may even be -- someone very much like Todd or Jodi, which makes their relentless tick-tock toward doom all the more riveting." -Laura Miller, "Salon"
"Fans of Gillian Flynn's bestselling "Gone Girl" will be thrilled to discover the brilliant novel "The Silent Wife."" - "Mystery Scene "
"It's this summer's "Gone Girl" - I gobbled it down in one sitting, and because of the wonderful writing, I did not feel one speck guilty." - Anne Lamott, "People Magazine"

"This summer's sleeper hit" - "The New York Times"

"The Silent Wife is a boning knife of a novel, sharp and quick." - "Newsday"
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"Watch out, "Gone Girl"." - "USA Today"

"A.S.A Harrison's "The Silent Wife "is a clean, understated thriller" - NPR.ORG

"You can't blame the publishers of "The Silent Wife" for hyping it as 'the new "Gone Girl".' It's not. It just might be better." - "The Huffington Post"
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"For those who loved "Gone Girl"... "The Silent Wife "is a quick-witted marital pas de deaux featuring a psychotherapist and her philandering husband." - "Vogue", "Summer's Best Mystery Reads"

"May be as popular as "Gone Girl" was last summer." - CBS This Morning, "Best Reads for Your Summer Vacation"

"The surprises keep coming, pager after quiet page... Harrison writes well with a light touch, but her touch is devastating nonetheless." - "The Guardian", US Summer Reads pick

"If you're suffering from Gone Girl withdrawal, here's your fix." - "Real Simple "

"Harrison has spun a masterfully suspenseful tale in which the main plot point is given away from the beginning - no easy feat. It's a story of the end of a marriage, the end of love and how long buried secrets can cast a long shadow." - "The Cleveland Plain Dealer"

"That final revelation from Harrison, who, regrettably, died before she could see her debut novel published, inflicts the stealth damage of an icepick to the carotid artery." - Sarah Weinman, "New Republic"

Told in alternating voices, this gripping novel follows the events leading up to the violent dissolution of Jodi and Todd's marriage--a union steeped in lies, infidelity, jealousy and denial. (suspense).