The Second Wife
Some men don't collect memories. They collect wives.
Tessa F. Grayson writes psychological thrillers about the people closest to us — the ones we trust completely, and understand least. Raised in the forests of Oregon and trained as an investigative journalist, she builds mysteries that seem impossible to solve, and impossible to put down.
Tessa F. Grayson's debut catalog has just arrived — four unsettling, character-driven thrillers about identity, marriage and the people we think we know. If you've run out of Freida McFadden, Karin Slaughter or Lisa Jewell to read, this is where to start next.
Some men don't collect memories. They collect wives.
Two faces. One name. Only one of them gets to remain.
She knows it's her child. Everyone says she's ill.
She recognized her dead sister's voice on the line.
Every Tessa F. Grayson novel opens on a mystery that seems flatly impossible — a stranger with your own face, a voice on the phone that belongs to someone long dead. What follows is never a simple chase. It's a slow unraveling of trust, memory and identity, built from years spent studying psychology and reporting on real criminal cases.
The Full Story"Some men don't collect memories. They collect wives."
— From The Second Wife