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A review by kessler21
The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty
4.0
This is my second Moriarty book and I am going to put her in the same classification as F. Backman. She is wonderful at creating intriguing stories around ordinary people's ordinary life.
This book is not as good as Big Little Lies as this was a little predictable, but I really cared for the characters. I was invested in what happened to them and how they felt and I find that rare in books.
I also was was glad that The Husband's Secret isn't what you first think of, infidelity. Instead, you follow a very organized, self employed mother, a career mother with major insecurities, and a depressed old lady as their lives intersect.
This book is not as good as Big Little Lies as this was a little predictable, but I really cared for the characters. I was invested in what happened to them and how they felt and I find that rare in books.
I also was was glad that The Husband's Secret isn't what you first think of, infidelity. Instead, you follow a very organized, self employed mother, a career mother with major insecurities, and a depressed old lady as their lives intersect.