The Other Mrs Eden

I never imagined I'd be living in Jemima Eden's world. As her new assistant, I'm suddenly part of a life I've only ever dreamed of. After years of barely scraping by, juggling temp jobs and failed auditions, it feels like my chance to finally be someone. But the closer I get to Jemima, the more I realise that her glossy life is just another performance. Behind the dazzling smile and happy marriage to her thoughtful husband George, there's a darkness I never expected. Before long, I’m slipping into Jemima's life in ways I never anticipated. Wearing her clothes, speaking her lines, becoming the woman I've always admired from afar. It's intoxicating, but dangerous. Where does Jemima end and Kim begin? When tragedy strikes, I'm faced with an impossible choice. How far am I willing to go to protect Jemima's secrets… and my own? In this world of smoke and mirrors, can I trust anyone, even myself? One thing's certain… nothing in this house is what it seems, least of all me. What readers are saying about Becky Alexander: ????? ‘Sexy, sinister and utterly compelling.’ Bestselling author M.J. Arlidge ????? ‘Fascinating… a gripping story.’ Harriet Tyce, bestselling author of Blood Orange ????? ‘One of my top reads this year. You know when you finish a great read and feel it was more than worthy of your investment? This was that.’ Reader review ????? ‘This is super twisty.’ Reader review ????? ‘Had everything that was promised in the description. Becky Alexander has a great writing style… I was on the edge of my seat.’ Reader review ????? ‘Couldn't put it down and those plot twists just kept coming!’ Reader review ????? ‘Wow, what a book... I could not put it down.’ Reader review ????? ‘A fascinating read. Clearly defined characters and an exciting story line.’ Reader review ????? ‘You don't know which characters to trust… exactly what you want in a psychological thriller.’ Reader review ????? ‘Excellent read! This book had me hooked from the start... I couldn't put it down. Brilliant twist at the end, I never saw that coming.’ Reader review