The Lucky Widow

By: Samantha Vérant

Narrated by: Laurel Lefkow

Wishing your husband dead isn’t a crime...

When you return from a work trip to find your husband dead in the pond, it’s best not to call him a liar and a cheat in front of the cops. Especially when you’ve spent the last few years telling anyone who’ll listen that you sometimes fantasize about killing him. It makes you look kind of, well, guilty.

Now I’m suspect number one for Nathaniel’s murder and the police are snooping around our perfect home. And the house is perfect because I designed it, down to the last marbled detail. You could say I designed our marriage, too. As soon as I saw Nathaniel—so handsome, successful, a surgeon—I knew I wanted him. Sadly our marriage wasn’t quite as perfect as our house. But whose is?

The cops want to talk to our daughters, our friends, even our staff. There’s the housekeeper, the cook, the pool cleaner, the dog walker. But like me, they were all out of town when he died. They won’t have anything to say about what happened. Certainly nothing that will suggest I had something to do with it...

A gripping and utterly compulsive story that will have you racing toward the final seconds. Fans of The Housemaid, The Perfect Marriage, and anything by Lisa Jewell will be up all night listening to The Lucky Widow.

©2024 Samantha Vérant (P)2024 Storm Publishing

The story was twisty

I loved this book. First time reading more of Samantha’s books. The end was fantastic.

The constant guess who through the 3 1/4 of the story.

This was the intimate mystery. Just when I thought that I'd figured out who done it there was a twist. I loved it!

Good summer reading

Really enjoyed this book, would definitely recommend. Was able to hold my attention and want me to continue to listen to the audible book to the end. Finished in two days.

Human trafficking is so awful

Good performance. There were a lot of twists and turns. The sad thing is this could have been a true story.

Very dark

It was disturbing. The characters were horrible people. Human trafficking. I don’t have five more words.