A couple moves to Far North Queensland looking for a fresh start, but can they escape their past? A page-turning domestic thriller for fans of Sally Hepworth and Liane Moriarty.

On a cold, dark night, two cars collide …

Inside the vehicle at fault, Jennifer Ashby survives with barely a scratch. In the wreckage of the second, the occupants are not so lucky. Jennifer’s good character helps her escape jail, but she is traumatised by the event.

Desperate for a change, and with her marriage buckling under the stress, she convinces her husband Jon to move to the beautiful but wild Daintree region, far away from family and friends.

As Jon spends long hours at his new job and Jennifer makes plans to absolve her lingering guilt, cracks begin to form in their idyllic new life. Will the shadow of their past continue to haunt them? Will their dark secret be exposed?

‘Susannah Glenn drew me right in to Jen’s troubled world as she attempts to escape dark secrets and right past wrongs in this thoroughly absorbing, frighteningly real and sharply plotted debut, which firmly positions Glenn as a formidable new talent in the twisty domestic thriller genre.’ Nicola Moriarty 

‘This taut and atmospheric debut takes us inside a marriage with its underlying foundations of love, loyalty and secrets … with some heart-wrenching twists.’ Petronella McGovern, author of The Liars and The Good Teacher

‘A propulsive and gripping thriller with twists that don’t let up. You will not see the end coming. This is a debut not to miss.’ Ali Lowe, author of The Running Club and The Trivia Night

‘A twisty exploration of a marriage in turmoil … this fast-paced domestic thriller set in the heat-hazed tropics will keep you reading long into the night.’ Kylie Kaden

‘A lush, suspenseful domestic thriller where nothing is as it seems. Between Husbands and Wives immerses the reader in the verdant tropics of North Queensland, delivering an ever-increasing sense of dread as a marriage falters, and the details surrounding a fatal accident begin to appear. This book is both absorbing and intriguing, and the need to discover what really happened kept me turning the pages late into the night.’ Jo Dixon, author of The House of Now and Then