The rules are there to keep their family safe. But what happens when they get broken…?
Fiona Fisher lives a quiet and contented existence. A former nurse who married Jason, the doctor of her dreams, she is now a mother to his two daughters and living in the sort of cosy village home she’d always wished for.
Life is pretty much perfect in every way. As long as they stick to their rules…
Everyone in bed by eight o’clock sharp.
No loud music, no news on the TV, no social media. The house phone for emergency use only.
Locks on every door. No leaving the house.
And absolutely no talking about the past.
But one day, someone starts breaking the rules…
This insanely twisty psychological thriller will have you flipping pages all night long. Anyone who held their breath as they raced through The Housemaid, The Wife Between Us and The Girl on the Train needs to drop everything and start reading!
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The Marriage Rules
Written By Samantha Hayes
Review By Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews
First, I want to thank Samantha Hayes, Bookouture and NetGalley for providing me with this book so I may bring you this review.
Samantha Hayes is back with what I found to be a very different psychological thriller than any other I had read in the past. This one I had mixed feelings with right from the start as Jason Fiona’s husband gave her a list of marriage rules she had to abide by and could not disobey them ever. Not only did Fiona not like these rules but her step daughters didn't either nor did I care for them!!
The two rules I didn't care for the most was you could only grieve for your loved one that passed for an hour on Sunday at 5pm. Why couldn't you grieve before or after then? My other rule I didn't care for was you couldn’t talk about the past. So you couldn't talk about what happened to that loved one to help you heal. I just lost my Dad in December and my heart broke for these two girls who were dealing with this. Not to mention the Step Mom who now has to deal with these rules and has to deal with this odd behavior.
What was he hiding that he didn’t want her or the kids watching the news, no social media, no phones, tablets or internet after 6pm?
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