Isaac Agumba

She married into a beautiful life. She just didn't know someone had already tried to escape it. When Claire Ashworth becomes the second Mrs. Harlow, she gains everything she never expected - a stunning estate on the coast of Maine, a wealthy and attentive husband, and a life that looks, from the outside, like a dream. But the house has a memory. A crescent moon earring in a kitchen drawer. Initials half-sanded from a banister. A single chair in an empty room, facing the window, with a coffee ring on the sill from someone who used to sit there every morning and watch. The first Mrs. Harlow didn't just disappear.  She left a trail. And Claire is beginning to understand that she was always meant to find it. As Claire digs beneath the polished surface of her new life, she uncovers two journals written by Eliza Harlow - a meticulous, devastating record of a woman slowly being erased. The medication no one prescribed. The surveillance no one was supposed to know about. The private investigator. The locked drawer. The cliff road where Eliza's car was found, empty, the night she vanished. But the deeper Claire looks, the more dangerous her position becomes. Because the man who married Eliza is now her husband. And he is very, very good at making women doubt everything they know. With a detective who has never believed the official story, a mother-in-law carrying secrets of her own, and a housekeeper who has been silent for too long, Claire must decide how much she trusts herself - and how much time she has left to act. The Last Mrs. Harlow is a heart-stopping psychological thriller about love, survival, and the devastating cost of being truly known by the wrong person. With a triple-layer twist that will make you question everything you've read, this is the book you'll finish at three in the morning and immediately need to talk about. Some women disappear. Some women make you think they did. And some women find out the difference just in time. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Lisa Jewell, Liane Moriarty, and Lucy Foley. If you loved The Housemaid, The Silent Patient, and Behind Closed Doors; this is your next obsession.