Review for the Missing Husband by Alex Coombs

 Here is my honest review for The Missing Husband by Alex Coombs:

Very fast paced. Another book by this author that read in only a few hours. The plot was very interesting and had me wanting to know what happens. Could have been a little bit longer. Still really love the main character of this series.

Thank you Netgalley for the EArc.

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