âImmensely grippingâŠStayed up till past 2am to finish thisâ Sophie Hannah
Matthew:the perfect husband.
Titus:the perfect son.
Charlie:the perfect illusion.
Rachel:the perfect stranger.
Charlie didnât want her at the book club. Matthew wouldnât listen.
And thatâs how Charlie finds himself slumped beside his husbandâs body, their son sitting silently at the dinner table, while Rachel calls 999, the bloody knife still gripped in her hand.
Classic crime meets Donna Tartt in this nerve-shredding domestic noir thriller that weaves a sprawling web of secrets around an opulent West London world and the dinner that ends in death.
kept me guessingA triumphâCould not put this book down, the entire way. Wow! from B P Walterâ Susan Lewis, bestselling author ofForgive Me
couldn't put this downtwisty, addictive readingâI . Suspenseful and well crafted, this is to add to your listâ Debbie Howells, bestselling author of and Richard and Judy Book Club pickThe VowThe Bones of You
compellingcouldnât stop readingâSo many secrets and lies and such a story; I had NO idea how this one was going to end, only that I it until I found outâ Jackie Kabler, bestselling author ofThe Perfect Couple
DarktwistedcaptivatingatmosphericPure delicious escapism!â and , is a , story of secrets and lies set within the world of old-school London money. It had me second-guessing every page. â Charlotte Duckworth, bestselling author ofThe Dinner GuestThe Perfect Father
Twistycompellingdeliciously despicablea smashing readâDevoured this ⊠, and full of characters, it had me stumped til the final chapters ⊠â Lisa Hall, bestselling author ofThe Perfect Couple
BESTSELLERTHE SUNDAY TIMES Four people walked into the dining room that night. One would never leave. Praise for :The Dinner Guest
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24.1.2023
So, this was a good mystery, but it was absolutely not what i was expecting from the description. I also found it borderline boring in places, since the buildup is very long. I think the story could have been shortened a fair bit. I was also thrown off by Charlieâs parents assuming it was Titus, since that has not been set up at all and I was absolutely not convinced that it was him, which kind of diminished the mystery a little for me, considering there was only one other suspect. Still, I was interested in how this would end. Solid three star read.