The Pocket Wife by Susan Crawford

She closes her eyes and tries to remember the last thing she said to Celia. She thinks it was, 'I don't ever want to see you again'.

Dana Catrell wakes from a drunken stupor to find that her neighbour, Celia, has been brutally murdered in her own home. But Dana was at her house only a few hours before. Celia wanted to show her a photo - of Dana's husband with another woman - and Dana has troubling holes in her memory about what happened to the rest of the afternoon . . .

As Dana slowly starts to unravel, the line between what actually happened that day and what she has imagine becomes blurred. Is there a killer on the loose, or has Dana's slide into insanity caused her to commit murder?

For fans of A. S. A. Harrison's The Silent Wife and Sabine Durrant's Under Your Skin, The Pocket Wife is a domestic psychological thriller that makes the reader question everything, and it will stay with you - as all good thrillers do - long after you've finished it.