In a split second, your whole world crashes around you…

My wedding was the perfect whirlwind of a day. The happiest I’d ever been. That was until I discovered my beloved husband, Ryan, tucked away in a compromising summer house clinch with Liza, his best friend’s wife.

Reeling with this ultimate betrayal, my world in freefall, with nowhere to turn, I flee my own wedding unable to face anyone, not even my family. I just want to escape this nightmare.

With our flight, to our luxury honeymoon leaving in a matter of hours, could ten blissful days of Cretan Island life, minus my cheating husband help me figure out my future? It couldn’t be this easy, could it?

After a few blissful days of sunshine, my peace is shattered with the arrival of my husband, denying everything.

It seems he’s got secrets. Big secrets. More than I could ever have imagined.

With my marriage all but dead I just need to get through the honeymoon and then it'll all be over... won't it?

A pacy, heart stopping, page turning thriller for the fans of Shari Lapena and Lisa Jewell.

Praise for Gemma Rogers

'Unputdownable. a nail-biting thriller that grips to the very last page' - Keri Beevis

'A claustrophobic psychological thriller with an explosive finale. Gripping and absorbing'- David Beckler

‘It’s a shocking thriller that grabs at your emotions on every page! Loved it’ - Lauren North

'Gemma Rogers has excelled with this book! It's a story of adultery, marriage and a friendship that goes sour. What's not to love? A massive five stars. Highly recommended' - Anita Waller

‘Captivating and enthralling, I give this book five shiny golden stars’ - Anita Waller

‘A well-written and thoroughly entertaining thriller from a very talented author’ - John Nicoll

‘A beautifully written edge-of-your-seat thriller that had me guessing right until the end’ - Dreda Say Mitchell

'A brilliant thriller from an exciting new voice. Stalker it had me on the edge of my seat' - Kerry Barnes

'An atmospheric, taut thriller which keeps you hooked from the first page' - Jacqui Rose