Hey, case-closed listeners. I'm Christine Coprash, the publisher of Pine and Cedar Books.

I have the honor of being Alice Feeney's editor. I hope you enjoyed listening to Alice's first book,

Sometimes I Lie. There is so much excitement for Alice Feeney coming up with a Netflix TV series adaptation for his and hers out soon,

and her new book called My Husband's Wife, coming out this January, 26.

Today, I'm here to talk to you about my husband's wife.

As Alice and I have worked together closely for many years, I know her and her books at every stage.

In this exclusive episode of Case Closed, I'm telling you a little bit about Alice's new book.

My husband's wife is Alice Feeney's most compulsive book yet.

Eden Fox, an artist on the brink of her big break, sets off for a run before her first exhibition.

She runs through the village that she and her husband have just moved to, thinking about how,

after years of caretaking, she's about to get her life back.

But when she returns to her new home, an enchanting old house named Spyglass,

nothing is as it should be. Her key won't turn in the lock. A woman, eerily similar to her,

opens the door, and her husband insists that the stranger is his wife. Then we meet Olivia Bird, a reclusive Londoner called Birdie, who inherited Spyglass six

months ago while she was reeling from a life-changing diagnosis.

Birdie came to the pretty seaside village to look at Spyglass, but stumbled upon a shadowy medical

clinic that claims to be able to predict a person's

date of death, including her own. Secrets start to unravel, and as the line between truth and lies

blurs, Bertie feels compelled to write some old wrongs. And Bertie knows one thing for sure. Both

Eden foxes are liars.

Frieda McFadden said this book is nonstop thrills from the first page, while Claire Leslie

Hall was completely hooked from first page to last.

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