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Today it’s my stop on the tour for *His Other Woman by Louise Voss. It’s a heartbreakingly emotional story about family and forgiveness, that will make you cry and hold on tight to the ones you love.

Book Description
What would you do if the love of your life forgot you… and met someone else?
I waved my husband goodbye at the airport, and he vanished without a trace. I sat awake, night after night, looking at photos of our family. I knew he would never leave us.
And then I found him.
Now he lives with the younger, beautiful woman he thinks he loves. And he doesn’t even recognise me.
Who will he choose? Can I forgive him? And will I ever be able to look into his eyes without thinking of his other woman?
What I Thought
His Other Woman is my first book by author Louise Voss and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The plot was good. The author made it seem very authentic and that losing your memory, falling in love with someone else and having no recollection of your previous family can happen.
The characters are developed well. The chapters are fairly short so ideal for a busy mum like me to dip in and out. Although if I could I would have read the whole book in one sitting! Each chapter is told from the view of the 3 main characters, wife Alanda, Liam and new lover Katya. I couldn’t help but feel so sorry for Alanda, she’s left to pick up the pieces and hold the family together after Liam’s disappearance. I couldn’t seem to warm to Katya’s character. It feels like she led the romance along with Liam, yet knowing he had no memory of his previous life. Which doesn’t sit quite right with me. But I guess they say you can’t help who you fall in love with?
You are sent on a remarkable emotional ride with His Other Woman. It’s fantastically written, filled with all the feelings and you can imagine! The suspense is built up throughout the book and it all comes together at the end. Which I didn’t see coming!
I’m totally going to dig out other books by Louise Voss if they are as good as this one!
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Rating: 5 out of 5.Thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for the read.
Author Bio
Over her twenty-year writing career, Louise Voss has published books via pretty much every publishing model there is, from deals with major traditional publishing houses (Transworld and HarperCollins), to digital (Thomas & Mercer and Bookouture) and self-publishing. In 2011, she and co-author Mark Edwards were the first UK indie-published authors to hit the No.1 spot on Amazon UK. Louise has written thirteen novels in total, seven solo and six co-written, across psychological thrillers, police procedurals and contemporary fiction.
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Where Can I Buy?
*Amazon: https://amzn.to/3xmd1bC
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Books on Tour
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This sounds right up my street.
A beautiful read thanks for the intro
This sounds like a great book, the kind of story that I enjoy
Oh god this really does sound like a sad one, Im not sure I could handle reading this, I would have to be in the right mood for it.