The Devoted Wife - A Thriller #987682

She woke on the couch with three hours missing, her friend gone, and her friend's phone hidden in the cushions. The only person who can tell her what happened last night is the husband she's no longer sure she can trust.
Nora Vance is three years sober, fifteen months into fighting for custody of her daughter, and one clean report away from getting her life back. Then a dinner party ends in a blackout she can't explain — and her closest friend vanishes into the dark.
Her husband Adam remembers the evening perfectly. He remembers Nora drinking. He remembers walking their friend to the door. He remembers everything Nora can't — and every word he says makes her sound exactly like the woman everyone's been afraid she'd become again.
But a sober woman doesn't get blackouts. A devoted husband doesn't need everyone to doubt his wife before she's even said a word. And the deeper Nora digs, the more she understands that the missing night isn't the mystery. It's the trap.
To prove what really happened, she'll have to do the one thing no one will believe her capable of: stay clear-headed, keep watch, and build a truth that doesn't need her to be trusted at all — before the person who rewrote her memory decides she's seen too much.
The Devoted Wife is a taut psychological thriller about addiction, gaslighting, and the terrifying distance between what we remember and what we're told. For readers who couldn't put down The Girl on the Train, Behind Closed Doors, and The Silent Patient.