Verity by Colleen Hoover

 This was a psychological thriller with twists and turns that make you believe your first, second, and third theories of what's about to happen, are actually 100% wrong! The story is of a husband and wife who suffer numerous family tragedies after marriage and how the husband copes with finding solutions to his living nightmare. Insert the new woman in his life and the living nightmare of deceit, betrayal, lies, and murder weave themselves into her life now. I did not want to stop reading as this book was a page turner.... until the very last sentence kind of left me hanging with the feeling of ' what will happen now?' Colleen Hoover has done it again with her writing that makes you feel as though you're right there with the characters.

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