Perfect Life, The
A Jaw-Dropping Psychological Thriller

A perfect summer read...light and quick! Molly & Jack find themselves with an empty house after both children head off to college. She’s missing her kids more than she lets on and wants to reconnect with Jack, now that it’s just the two of them in the house. But secrets slowly surface, and she realiz......more

This review is going to be complicated as there were things I liked about it and a lot I didn’t. Judging by the comments on pigeonhole, while reading, a lot had the same issues I did. Let me start with the characters. Molly is naive, delusional and vacuous. As somebody of a similar age I was shocked......more

Molly is finding life a bit quiet at home now that her two children are overseas attending different universities. Instead of a noisy active household there are just two adults living in the house with little more than work schedules to contemplate. She has even lost her much loved housekeeper and f......more

I think I must have been reading a different book! I found this all very predictable with very unlikeable characters. My other problem was the inconsistencies regarding timings, money and behaviours. I read this through Pigeonhole and only continued because I was reading along with others, as the pac......more

Molly and Jack have it all good jobs no money worries lovely house there two daughters at university abroad . but Molly s life is starting to crumble her husband drinking more is it another woman she thinks .her best friend asks her to join them a weekend away Jack wont go Molly goes on her own that......more