This book was a decent read. There is definite room for improvement. The multiple POV was an interesting concept, but it tended to be confusing at times. The twists were expected but a few I did not see coming. So much drama! Everyone has issues in this book. I understand the need for secrets and for things to be revealed in their own time but at certain times I felt like it dragged on just a tad long. Yes, I want to be pulled in, but I also do not want to be frustrated by it.

Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for a copy in exchange for a review.

This was such a good, quick read. Pucci takes readers on a journey of emotional gaslighting and shocking revelations. The book reads like true crime meets personal memoir. It is perfect for fans of domestic thrillers who enjoy character-driven tension.

This book is twisty, turny, and so engaging. Literally read it one sitting. I love the multiple perspectives and, oh boy, the ending!!! So good and unexpected.

This thriller pulls you in quickly with its tense, emotional setup and an undercurrent of suspicion that keeps you on edge. The story does a good job exploring how little we sometimes know about the people closest to us, and there are moments that genuinely surprise. The pacing is fast, making it easy to fly through in one or two sittings.

That said, some of the plot twists feel a bit too convenient, and the emotional depth of the characters could have been explored more fully. A few situations resolve a little too neatly, taking away from the tension built earlier on.

Overall, it’s an engaging and suspenseful read, just not quite as layered or unpredictable as it could’ve been. A solid 3.5 stars good for a quick, twisty escape, even if it doesn’t totally shock.

Great psychological thriller. I liked the plot and the characters. Definitely some surprises and twists. Good read.

I do live hooks thst make me severely dislike characters that actually dont exist! Like why an i getting so frustrated when these people dont exist but thats how invested i was. Really well written, characters that arent the most endearing but they are bright to life with their awful personalities lol. Some good twists, the writing was easily to get lost in. Really enjoyable

There were twists and turns everywhere. I caught myself trying to figure out who was who in the beginning, but the author did a good job of making sure you stayed on track. This was told from multiple prospectives and I really enjoyed it. It had me guessing until the end. Thank you NetGalley for the ARC.

Who Did I Marry? is a gripping psychological thriller that weaves suspense, deception, and emotional complexity into every chapter. From the first page, the story draws you into a tangled web of secrets and unanswered questions, where nothing and no one is quite what they seem.
The plot is full of twists and turns that keep you guessing at every step. Just when you think you've figured it out, the narrative pivots again, pulling you deeper into the mystery. The real payoff comes in the final chapters, where everything finally clicks into place in a surprising way.
One of the book's greatest strengths is its use of multiple perspectives. Seeing the story unfold through different characters' eyes adds depth and tension, gradually revealing how little each person truly knows about their spouse. In the end, the haunting truth is clear: nobody really knew who they married.
Who Did I Marry? is a clever, fast-paced read that will leave you thinking long after the last page. Highly recommended for fans of domestic thrillers and layered mysteries.

I loved this book! Fantastically written with a great plot which keeps you guessing throughout. A well off family, a children’s birthday party and a dead body outside the front door. Great character development and a fast paced read.

This had all the ingredients to be a great book. It had a murder on the night of her daughter's birthday. There was a level of trying to be suspenseful but it just fell flat for me. I did enjoy the multiple pov that the author gave us, and enjoyed the journal entries from Charlie. It seemed to just drag on and I had difficulty finishing it.
The events that happened just seemed so out there and felt very scattered.
Thank you to Netgalley, publishers and Sara Pucci for letting me receive an arc copy for my honest review.

It is a good thriller with twists and turns throughout. Unreliable characters and selfish people make it a good psychological thriller. I was suspicious of everyone, Madeline, Rose, Saddle, and Tyler, but I couldn’t guess the identity of the killer. A muder mystery where there are many suspects with motive to kill. Twisted mindsets and shocking revelations coming out til the end.
Overall, it is an engaging mystery read. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the eARC.

Thank you to Netgalley and Storm Publishing for an early copy of this book in exchange for an honest review! I loved this book so much that I read it in one sitting. I had to know what was going to happen. I was surprised at some of the twists. I will be looking for more from this author as this was the first book I have read from her. I would definitely recommend this book.

This was... really bad. Completely disjointed, terrible characters, absurdly implausible situations... I could go on, but I won't. Hands down one of the worst "thrillers" I've read. Don't waste your time.

Thanks to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for the ARC.

The start of this book was great, we got straight into the story and the pace was really good. Halfway through, it started getting a bit repetitive and was dragging. At the end, it was convoluted, frustrating and quite unsatisfying.

There were SO many loose ends that weren’t tied up and I think the last page was supposed to imply that there would be another book but I don’t feel it’s needed.

very predictable. I had a hard time getting through this one. the blurb gave too much away. decent but I can't really recommend it.

I can't recommend it enough! I really enjoyed this book, I couldn't put it down, I finished it in a couple of days!

Wow what amazing book and for your first psychological thriller and I love Frieda McFadden just like you we could be friends

There was so many secrets with friends and family get me guessing to the very end of the end of the book. I hope you write more books like this. You’re amazing thanks for giving me the opportunity to read this.

This was my first book by this author. I can’t say I was disappointed because I had nothing to compare it to. I would say it was a very predictable thriller for me. I didn’t really care for any of the characters or the way they were written either. BUT I will say I was entertained throughout the book so that’s why I’m giving this one a middle of the road review.

DNF, setup seemed implausible and not well plotted, but others might like this domestic thriller.............

Oh boy. This one had me side-eyeing my husband over the breakfast table like ‘Do I even know you?!’

Sara Pucci dishes up a delightfully deranged domestic thriller that’s equal parts ‘what the heck just happened!?’ and ‘wait, WHO did what now?’ Picture a birthday party, a dead body on the porch, and a husband with more memory gaps than my first iPhone!

Told through multiple POVs (none of which you fully trust!), the tension simmers then BOOM, you’re in full spiral mode. It’s messy, twisty, a little far-fetched, but honestly? I am here for the drama. The secrets. The lies. The chaos! Someone give these people a group therapist and a nice herbal tea.

Would I recommend? Absolutely, if you love morally murky characters and a plot that keeps tripping over its own secrets (in a good way). Think The Wife Between Us meets The Desperate Housewives.

Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for this unhinged rollercoaster. I loved every wild, untrustworthy second!!