My Husband's Wife

How does the Cornwall small town setting with the beautiful house upon the cliff set the stage for the mystery? How does the author imbue Spyglass with life and personality of its own?

Alice Feeney is the "queen of twists" and there were lots of them in this novel. Which twist threw you for the biggest loop?

Were you able to predict any of the twists ahead of time? What breadcrumbs did Feeney leave?

On the flip side, this many twists and turns can be hard to keep track of. Did you ever feel overwhelmed? Or were you able to keep track of everything?

Feeney is also known for her use of unreliable narrators. Of the four narrators, Eden, Birdy, Harrison and Carter, who did you initially trust, if anyone?

The characters in My Husband's Wife are flawed, but did you find any of them relatable or sympathetic at all? Who was your favorite character?

For the plot to work, you need to accept a lot of coincidences and hidden connections between the characters. Did you get tied up at all in the plausability of the plot, or did you roll with it?

If you could know the date of your death, would you want to? Why or why not?

Let's talk that about final post-epilogue plot twist. Did you see it coming at all?

If you've read previous Alice Feeney thrillers, how did My Husband's Wife compare?