The Senator's Wife

In this alluring psychological thriller book from the globally acclaimed author of The Last Mrs. Parrish, a D.C. philanthropist fears that her apparently flawless employee is conspiring behind her back to take her husband, her reputation, and maybe her life.

Anyone may be replaced in this town...

Spouses of Senator Whit Montgomery and D.C. philanthropist Sloane Chase died two years ago due to a sad series of circumstances, but now they are beginning to move on. They are now prepared to settle down once more—with each other—after the terrifying event brought them together.

Sloane is getting ready for a hip replacement, which will serve as yet another reminder of her lupus condition, which she has been managing since her twenties, as she ventures back into the world of White House dinners and political small chat, this time with her new spouse. They determine that employing a home health assistant will provide Sloane with the freedom and assistance she needs after surgery because of their busy schedules. And in Athena Karras, they discover the ideal match.

Athena looks after Sloane and even assists her in managing her humanitarian organization, which seems like a blessing. But Sloane gradually starts to get worse; Athena says that this is a side effect of her lupus. Weeks pass, and Sloane becomes worse; her doubts soon give way to anxiety as she starts to believe the worst. Why is Athena asking such intense inquiries to her about her background and foundation? Is Sloane seeing the seductive glances that Athena exchanges with her new spouse?

The Senator's Wife is a psychological thriller that rocks the private lives of those who walk the corridors of power. It is captivating, fast-paced, and full of astonishing turns. You have everything to lose when you have everything.