The Couple at Table Six
A gripping psychological thriller with a shock ending
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Letto da:
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Deirdra Whelan
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Harriet Dunlop
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Di:
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Daniel Hurst
Max and Nadine Murphy have a tradition. Friday night is date night and it's always at their favourite restaurant. But that regular routine means somebody at the restaurant has become fond of them...
Hannah is the waitress who has found herself drawn to the couple at Table Six and the more she observes them, the more she wants to know everything about them. What is their home life like? What do they do for work? Why does Mrs Murphy look agitated? And could Mr Murphy ever be interested in becoming romantically involved with his waitress?
As Hannah begins to intricate herself into their lives, she learns they have been keeping secrets from each other. The couple aren't as perfect as they seem. But Hannah has secrets of her own, and the closer she gets to the couple, the more she is putting everything in her fragile life at risk...
She should have stayed away from the couple at Table Six. Now their lives will never be the same again...
Another fast-paced psychological thriller from the author of the UK #1 bestseller 'The Passenger', 'The Wrong Woman' and 'We Used To Live Here'.©2022 Daniel Hurst (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd
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