The Woman He Loved Before Koomson, Dorothy

Libby moves to a coastal village with her husband Jack, into a house that feels like someone else's life. That someone is Eve — Jack's first wife, who drowned in suspicious circumstances. Her photos are still on the walls, her belongings untouched, her ghost everywhere. As Libby uncovers diaries and secrets, she realizes Eve's death wasn't what it seemed, and Jack isn't who she thought he married. Dorothy Koomson writes domestic suspense that crawls under your skin — this is all about marriages built on lies, the weight of the past, and what happens when you realize you're living in a dead woman's shadow. Perfect for rainy afternoons when you want tension, secrets, and the slow creeping dread that nothing is as it seems.