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"From the acclaimed author of the &#8220;ripping good&#8221; (The New York Times) debut novel Three Graves Full comes a new thriller about a woman who digs into her unconventional past to confirm what she suspects: her husband isn't what she thought he was.Dee Aldrich rebelled against her off-center upbringing when she married the most conventional man she could imagine: Patrick, her college sweetheart. But now, years later, her marriage is falling apart and she&#8217;s starting to believe that her husband has his eye on a new life...a life without her, one way or another. Haunted by memories of her late mother Annette, a former covert operations asset, Dee reaches back into her childhood to resurrect her mother&#8217;s lessons and the &#8220;spy games&#8221; they played together, in which Dee learned memory tricks and, most importantly, how and when to lie. But just as she begins determining the course of the future, she makes a discovery that will change her life: her mother left her a lot of money and her own husband seems to know more about it than Dee does. Now, before it&#8217;s too late, she must investigate her suspicions and untangle conspiracy from coincidence, using her mother&#8217;s advice to steer her through the blind spots. The trick, in the end, will be in deciding if a &#8220;normal life&#8221; is really what she wants at all. With pulse-pounding prose and atmospheric settings, Monday&#8217;s Lie is a thriller that delivers more of the &#8220;Hitchcockian menace&#8221; (Peter Straub) that made Three Graves Full a critical hit. For fans of the Coen brothers or Gillian Flynn, this is a book you won&#8217;t want to miss."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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