I didn't really see any "twists" in this book but I had expected. I found it obvious that the three ladies were all with the same man and he was stringing them all along for various reasons. I was just waiting for him to get what was coming to him. It dragged to a bit to get to that point, and I was left disappointed with his consequences. It happened so quickly after so much build up, I wanted more. I was glad to get the chapter from his perspective though, I could have taken a couple more from him even.

An awesome book that had plenty of twists! Characters were reliable and the plot was good. I liked the different point of views throughout the story. Great ending!

The Three Mrs Wrights is a fun, light read, split into short, easily digestible chapters with three main narrators. The 3 Mrs Wrights are likeable enough, and I particularly enjoyed the way they came together towards the end. I also liked the TED talk snippets which set the mood for each chapter.

Although entertaining, the women were frustratingly gullible and too easily sucked in by the charm of a man who couldn't spare any one of them more than a few days at a time. Therefore it wasn't especially gripping until the last quarter of the book when the pace and drama increased. After that, the ending came too quickly and wasn't really a credible finale.

Overall, a story that makes a good holiday/commuting read, and will appeal to many readers.

Thank you NetGalley and Lake Union publishing for an ARC of this novel. This is my honest review.

Thank you to net galley for sending me a copy of this book, The Three Mrs. Wrights.. I ended up not like blown away

Thank You to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for this ARC. I really enjoyed this book. It reminded me of a book that I read earlier this year..but this storyline was much more engaging. I can picture the main character in my head...he is attractive, he is powerful..he is a snake. It was hard to put to down....and the ending was satisfying. It's a perfect weekend read.

Holly, Jessica, and Lark all feel like they’ve met Mr. Right. Holly is a part time pediatrician with three kids, a horse rescue, and a charming rich husband named Jack. Jessica is also a doctor who recently left a promising career path to work at a biotech company owned by her new boyfriend, Jon. And then there’s Lark, an up and coming game designer who meets Tripp in a hotel lobby and falls madly in love. The only problem...they’ve all fallen in love with the same person Jonathan (Jack) Mitchell Wright III (aka Tripp).

What I liked: The story is very easy to read and is told in alternating chapters between the three women. Some of the chapter timelines overlap, so we are able to see Jon/Jack/Tripp’s actions from multiple viewpoints. I also liked the three main characters throughout the book. The author did a good job of making you sympathize with them and wonder what was going to happen to them.

What I didn’t like: While the story did jump several years into the future at the end to provide the reader some closure for all 3 women, I felt like it was too big a jump and too short. I would have preferred a little more detail personally. There’s also some foul language throughout the book that at times I didn’t feel was necessary. I wasn’t a fan of what happened to Jon at the end either...don’t want to give too much away, but I felt like more could have been done in regards to him and his “mistakes.”

Overall, a good, very quick read. It was somewhat predictable, but did provide a little
twist at the end. Thank you to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for an ARC of this book!

Round up to a 3.5 stars. Fun, easy ready about the 3 Mrs. Wrights and the man manipulating them all, each and every day.

Great book for the beach!

Thank you Netgalley and Lake Union publishing for this free read in exchange for a honest review.

On the outside Jessica, Lark, and Holly are three strangers without much in common. Except for the fact that they are all in love with the same man. Will the lies of the charming Mr. Wright catch up to him? Or will he continue to have an answer for everything and really is the man of their dreams?

This book was fun! I loved how it bounced back and forth between the three women’s storylines. The structure of the book kept me reading late into the night to find out what was going to happen next. I knew this story was bigger than just a serial cheater and it didn’t disappoint. 4/5 stars for this fast-paced drama! #netgalley #TheThreeMrsWrights

This held all the promise and intrigue of something like The Last Mrs. Parrish...one of my all time favorite reads. While the store about Jack/Trip/John and his many Mrs. Wrights was interesting, I felt that I was never truly hooked to find out what happened. Usually I cannot put a book down, but this one didn't grab me keep me until about 70% of the way through when things really got juicy, the women got angry and Jack/Trip/John's life really started a quick and steep descent.

I found the writing and story telling to be magnificent and well crafted, the characters were likable and I wanted Trip to get what was coming to him, but I never truly felt the intense hook that other Keir books have done for me.

Overall, I enjoyed this, but it was lacking the intense "just one more page" thriller aspect I had been hoping for!

Thank you to Linda Keir, Lake Union Publishing, and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Dr. Wright is successful in life. He is an investor that has his own successful nanotechnology start up and a spot on the Forbes 400. He is married and has three children with his wife Holly. He has it all, but just wants a little more. He has a girlfriend that he has brought on board as the director at his business and another girlfriend that he has invested in a business for. Nothing could go wrong. Until it does. This book was extremely well written and I loved the characters and that the book went back and forth between each women in his life. Thanks for the ARC, Net Galley. I will be definitely recommending this one and want to read more from this author.

First and foremost thank you Net Galley and Lake Union Publishing for advancing me a copy of the novel The Three Mrs. Wrights in return for my honest review.
When you have money you can buy everything. Well Jonathan Mitchell Wright III thought he could also throw his wealth around and entice women. Three women in particular, one being his wife. This story started interesting from the start. Learning all about how each relationship formed, developed, and the individuality of each personality. Each woman’s story was very detailed and written with great emotion. I actually felt myself liking all the women. Then the lies and stories began unraveling and the drama really picked up. Filled with moments of intense stalking moments and then an ending that made me chuckle. This book is a great read and I couldn’t put it down. I highly recommend!

This novel was such an enjoyment to read! I became enthralled with the stories and lives of the three Mrs. Wrights. I read with anticipation all the way until the head, leading up to the final moments of the book. I highly recommend this novel! I look forward to more from this author!

This is the story of a despicable man named Jonathan, or Jack, or Trip. He’s married to Holly. They have children. He’s also dating Jessica, a doctor who relocates to Chicago to work at his company. He’s also dating Lark, a creator of a science game that he invests in. Told mainly from the POVs of the three women, it’s clear that Mr. Wright and his terrible ways may finally be revealed to all.

This is an entertaining read, but really doesn’t pick up steam until the two-thirds of the way through. I felt fine walking away from it without the anticipation that I needed to rush back to see what happens. On the plus, the last 20% is pretty badass as everything (everyone?) ties together. The dialogue is a bit cheesy at times, but otherwise it’s a smooth read. There are higher ratings out there, so everyone should feel free to make their own assessment.

Thank you to Linda Keir (a pen name for two writers), Lake Union Publishing, and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Wow what a great read!

I really enjoyed this story, with it's changing point of view and overlapping storylines, this amounted to an absolute page turner that I gobbled up in 2 days. It follows the story of a charming man hooking up with woman and the promises he makes to each. He ends up in a relationship with three of these women and it follows all of their stories. An addictive read, I would recommend.

Wow, this definitely kept my interest throughout entirely. I don’t understand how a man can get away with having three relationships simultaneously and not screw it up somewhere along the line but to say he was a good liar and quick thinking is an understatement. I wish some of the female characters weren’t so gullible and accepted so many excuses while they dismissed red flags and suspicions, but all in all I enjoyed the story line and would recommend.

This was a great popcorn style read!

Basically, you've got a wealthy man cheating on not only his wife, but also his two other secret wives and possibly his business too.

Highly readable with short chapters from each woman's point of view and little snippets from the guy in question. Nothing too cliche, but nothing super unique either. Each relationship had multiple red flags, but each woman ignored them.

I will say the ending was supremely satisfying!

This title takes the idea of the cheating spouse up a notch. Jon/Jack/Trip doesn't just cheat on his wife, Holly. He ends up pursuing marriage to not one, but TWO ladies he's taken up with on his travels.

Only this time he doesn't get to have his cake and eat it, too.

The book's chapters are labeled with which character's viewpoint you'll be reading. At first, each chapter is from an individual lady's view. But, once Holly meets Jessica and then they both meet Lark, it gets really interesting.

Interesting story.

There are a lot of these type of books around and for some reason I always find myself gravitating towards them, looking for something different. I liked that the book alternated between Mr Wright's three partners and it was reassuring to discover they were strong, smart and ultimately likeable characters. Which begs the question how exactly they fell for Jon's crap and barely questioned him!? I enjoyed the overlapping of small certain details (e.g. text messages) in some of the chapters, connecting all three women and reminding you of this man's triple-life. I also really liked the insight into the world of medical research which actually concerned two of the three women and thought Cancura was a very interesting concept. What I would have loved is more chapters from Jon's perspective as I think it would have been really interesting to step into his mind. I appreciate you may say we did get this via the short TED talk snippets (another great touch) but this didn't give me the insight I think would have been well received. Not enough time was spent on the ending in my opinion and I think it would have been better for this to take place earlier to allow things more time to unravel.. Overall this was a really enjoyable read with a few eye roll moments but which are easy enough to ignore for you to speed through it in no time.

Thanks NetGalley for the ARC of this book.

Thank you to NetGalley, Lake Union Publishing, and the author Linda keir for the ARC of The Three Mrs.Wrights in return for my honest review.

This was such an enjoyable read! The story is told from thee different perspectives which kept the progress of the novel moving along at a very interesting pace.. This book was the perfect mix of romance, mystery and at some moments a thriller.

If you can get past the far-fetched storyline you will be hooked from beginning to the perfect unpredictable ending!

Loved this book! Entertaining characters that are so well developed, you feel like you know them. This book is great from the start and one you won’t want to put down. My first book by Linda Keir, but will definitely not be my last.
Thank you to netgalley for the arc in exchange for an honest review.