Coming October 23
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Two couples. One vacation. Who will make it out alive?
Emily: When I first saw the glass-fronted house perched on the edge of Lake Tahoe, a shiver ran though me. I knew I had to have it. And convincing my best friend, Samantha, and her husband, Patrick, into buying with us was easy; she always does what I tell her. But I throw my husband, Keith, a warning glance as he jokes about our bigger share. I need this week away to be perfect so they never learn my secret, or how far I will go to keep it.
Samantha: I can read Emily like a book. Toasting our first night away together, I can tell that something isn’t right. Why does she stiffen every time Keith speaks, and check her phone when she thinks no one is looking? I’ve always let her think that she’s the one pulling all the strings, but she has no idea why I drained our savings to buy this remote lakeside house or my real reason for being here…
As night falls on our first evening in our new home, an ear-piercing scream breaks the silence, scattering birds from the pine trees. Someone is a liar. Someone is a killer. Someone is dead.
What readers are saying:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
"Two Couples is a twisty thriller packed with secrets, lies and you won't know who to trust.
I could not put this book down and finished it in one day." --NetGalley Reviewer
"I loved how tense and uncomfortable it gets. You know everyone has something to hide, you just don't know how bad it is until it's too late.
Finished this in less than 24 hours and immediately wanted to talk to someone about that ending.
Highly, highly recommend if you love psychological thrillers." --NetGalley Reviewer
"Told through alternating perspectives, Grant brilliantly lets the reader peek behind the curtain of both marriages. Watching what characters say out loud versus what they are privately panicking about builds an incredibly intense, claustrophobic atmosphere. Grant doesn’t rush the horror. She lets the tension simmer like a pot about to boil over, weaponizing subtle micro-aggressions, shiftless glances, and the isolated, dark woods surrounding the Lake Tahoe property. While the book drops enough breadcrumbs to keep your inner detective working, the past slowly threads its way into the present in a way that
completely upends reader expectations. The final twists land with a deeply satisfying, shocking impact."
--NetGalley Reviewer
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preorder now on Amazon
Two couples. One vacation. Who will make it out alive?
Emily: When I first saw the glass-fronted house perched on the edge of Lake Tahoe, a shiver ran though me. I knew I had to have it. And convincing my best friend, Samantha, and her husband, Patrick, into buying with us was easy; she always does what I tell her. But I throw my husband, Keith, a warning glance as he jokes about our bigger share. I need this week away to be perfect so they never learn my secret, or how far I will go to keep it.
Samantha: I can read Emily like a book. Toasting our first night away together, I can tell that something isn’t right. Why does she stiffen every time Keith speaks, and check her phone when she thinks no one is looking? I’ve always let her think that she’s the one pulling all the strings, but she has no idea why I drained our savings to buy this remote lakeside house or my real reason for being here…
As night falls on our first evening in our new home, an ear-piercing scream breaks the silence, scattering birds from the pine trees. Someone is a liar. Someone is a killer. Someone is dead.
What readers are saying:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
"Two Couples is a twisty thriller packed with secrets, lies and you won't know who to trust.
I could not put this book down and finished it in one day." --NetGalley Reviewer
"I loved how tense and uncomfortable it gets. You know everyone has something to hide, you just don't know how bad it is until it's too late.
Finished this in less than 24 hours and immediately wanted to talk to someone about that ending.
Highly, highly recommend if you love psychological thrillers." --NetGalley Reviewer
"Told through alternating perspectives, Grant brilliantly lets the reader peek behind the curtain of both marriages. Watching what characters say out loud versus what they are privately panicking about builds an incredibly intense, claustrophobic atmosphere. Grant doesn’t rush the horror. She lets the tension simmer like a pot about to boil over, weaponizing subtle micro-aggressions, shiftless glances, and the isolated, dark woods surrounding the Lake Tahoe property. While the book drops enough breadcrumbs to keep your inner detective working, the past slowly threads its way into the present in a way that
completely upends reader expectations. The final twists land with a deeply satisfying, shocking impact."
--NetGalley Reviewer
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