House Woman: A chilling new domestic literary thriller, perfect for fans of My Sister, the Serial Killer and Lullaby

‘Magnificently horrifying’ Daily Mail ‘Gripping’ Glamour ‘Impressive and moving’ Irish Times ‘Unique, bold and unsettling’ Aiwanose Odafen ‘Claustrophobic and very disturbing’ Guardian ‘Unflinching, unforgettable’ Layne Fargo 'Perfect for fans of Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Daisy Johnson' Amy Gentry My name is Ikemefuna Nwosu, and I am your wife. Young dancer Ikemefuna is put on a plane from Lagos to Houston to meet her new husband, Nna. Promises are made to her – about her education, her freedom, and the man she will marry. None of them are kept. Self-professed feminist Nna finds a beautiful woman cooking in his parents’ kitchen. They tell him Ikemefuna is there to give them the grandson they’ve been waiting for. She appears obedient, malleable. But she is no ordinary wife. Under the increasingly strained pressure of the Texas heat, desperation makes people do strange and violent things… 'Shines with a brilliance that will run through you clean as an arrow' Ukamaka Olisakwe 'Full of twists and sentences that will stun you. A book rich in surprises' Kemi Falodun In the realm of psychological thrillers, HOUSE WOMAN by Adorah Nworah stands as a chilling exploration of the complexities of marriage and family life. The narrative, steeped in an unsettling blend of the occult and the supernatural, is a testament to the author's prowess in the genre. For fans of Kennedy Ryan (This Could Be Us), O. I. Braithwaite (My Sister, the Serial Killer), Jessica George (My Name Is Maame), Andrea Mara (No One Saw a Thing), and Alice Mcdermott (Child of My Heart). HarperCollins 2024