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    Binds That Tie

    By Kate Moretti

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    Love ties. Murder binds.

    Maggie never felt as though she belonged until Chris Stevens showed her what true happiness meant. Ten years into their marriage, miscarriages and infidelities have scarred them both. Despite their perfect-couple image, Maggie can't look at Chris with anything but resentment. When a charismatic stranger offers the opportunity for a little harmless flirtation, she jumps into the game.

    But charm soon turns to malice, and a deadly split-second decision forces Maggie and Chris onto a dangerous path fraught with secrets, lies, and guilt. With no one else to turn to—no one she dares trust—Maggie will ultimately learn just how binding marital ties can be.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRed Adept Publishing
    Release dateMar 23, 2014
    ISBN9781497742345
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    Binds That Tie
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    Kate Moretti

    Kate Moretti is the New York Times bestselling author of Thought I Knew You, Binds That Tie, and While You Were Gone. She lives in eastern Pennsylvania with her husband and two kids. Find out more at KateMoretti.com or follow her on Twitter: @KateMoretti1 or Facebook: /KateMorettiWriter.

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    • 4/5
      Thanks to Red Adept Publishing and Netgalley for giving me the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an unbiased review. Binds That Tie turned out to be much more than I had expected. It went from failed relationship exploration to courtroom drama to psychological thriller. The way I felt about the main characters at the start changed 100% by the end of it all. And I loved that ending. If you need likable characters in your books in order to enjoy the story, you may not fully appreciate Binds That Tie. However, if you like authentic, multi-layered but deeply flawed individuals caught up in a tense story about covering up the events of one fateful night, then I would highly recommend this. The plot was delightfully unpredictable, and I enjoyed the way the past was brought into the story to reveal more details about the characters' relationships with one another and why they were acting the way they were. The complicated relationships between the husband, the wife, the wife's sister and the brother-in-law (who is also the defense lawyer) were really intriguing and a really strong point of this book. This was my first book by Kate Moretti. I enjoyed it so much I've added some of her other publications to my wish list straightaway.