Poppy never thought her husband wanted children - especially not with her best friend.
When Poppy arrives home to find her husband and best friend sitting side by side at her kitchen table, she thinks they're planning her a birthday surprise . . .
Little does she know, they're waiting to tell her about their affair. And worse, that they're having a baby.
Now everywhere she goes, mothers are reminding her of their betrayal.
So when Poppy meets a woman who wants to help her fight back, it seems like a good idea.
But how well does she know her?
Is she there to help . . . or does she have an agenda of her own?
What readers are saying:
'I stayed up late reading this . . . it was brilliant'
'An evocative, exciting story filled with a dark humour'
'Just as compelling and moreish as I'd expected'
'I was hooked and raced through'
Nicola Moriarty is a novelist, copywriter and mum to two small (but remarkably strong-willed) daughters. In between various career changes, becoming a mum and studying at university, she began to write. Now, she can't seem to stop. The Fifth Letter was her UK debut novel, followed by Those Other Women, The Ex-Girlfriend and You Need to Know.
Title: Those Other Women: Be careful whose side you take
Author: Moriarty, Nicola
ISBN: 9781405927093
Binding:
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
Publication Date: 2018-05-03
Number of Pages: 448
Weight: 0.3201 kg
I devoured it, loved it and totally escaped into it. Fun and topical -- Marian Keyes
Makes entertaining play of the rivalry between mums and non-mums * Telegraph *
A firecracker of a novel -- Liane Moriarty
A darkly droll page-turner * Publishers Weekly *
Super addictive, cleverly plotted and ridiculously relatable, Those Other Women by Nicola Moriarty is yet another captivating read from the wildly talented Moriarty family. I raced through this book in a single sitting and was genuinely upset when I had to part ways with the characters in the end. This is definitely one of those books where the characters begin to feel like your new best friends within the first few chapters * Booktopia *
This novel shows the same sharp eye for neat plotting that Nicola Moriarty revealed in her last novel, The Fifth Letter. Moriarty is fair-minded about this conflict, often manages to be funny about it, and deftly employs the features and uses of Facebook to kick along the plot * Sydney Morning Herald *
Nicola Moriarty instinctively knows what we want to read and gives it to us on a platter - juicy, topical, honestly raw and full of twists and turns that we never see coming, Those Other Women does everything right -- Tess Woods
Moriarty trains a spotlight on the pitfalls of social media and how quickly rumour is presented as fact * Courier Mail *
Super addictive, cleverly plotted and ridiculously relatable . . . the characters begin to feel like your new best friends * 9 Honey *
A darkly droll page-turner . . . a tasty divertissement * Publishers Weekly *
Praise for Nicola Moriarty * . *
The premise and its execution will grab readers and refuse to let go. An author to watch * Booklist *
With secrets and intrigue, this is a compulsive read * Sun on Sunday *
Entertaining * Sunday Mirror *
A darkly humorous story about friendship * Best *
Intrigue, hatred and accusations - phew, it kept me guessing to the end * Sun *
Praise for Nicola Moriarty * - *
The premise and its execution will grab readers and refuse to let go. An author to watch * Booklist *
With secrets and intrigue, this is a compulsive read * Sun on Sunday *
Entertaining * Sunday Mirror *
A darkly humorous story about friendship * Best *
Intrigue, hatred and accusations - phew, it kept me guessing to the end * Sun *
