The Other Fiancé

Written by Ali Blood

Narrated by Poppy Gilbert

‘Engaging, gripping, addictive and completely unpredictable. An absolute must read. Ali Blood is an author to watch’ NetGalley Reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

She's moved on

Three years after her fiancé was murdered, Gemma Morgan is, at last, starting to move on with her life.

He's long gone

But just as she thinks everything is back on track, she realises the new man in her life seems to be hiding something big from her. Gemma’s hurled right back into her pit of despair, but is it just paranoia playing tricks on her?

Or is he?

Only this time, it isn’t grief that consumes her – it’s fearing for her life.

A pacy and gripping read with a chilling twist, perfect for fans of My Lovely Wife, The Wedding Day and The Other Woman.

Readers are loving The Other Fiancé…

'A great story with so many twists in it, I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see how this was going to play out.' Reader review

‘An utterly stunning psychological thriller from Ali Blood that I couldn't devour fast enough!’ Reader review

‘What a thrilling ride from start to finish. Had everything I love in a book!’ Reader review

‘Unputdownable!’ Reader review

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Release date: Feb 15, 2024
• ISBN: 9780008527211

Ali Blood

Ali Blood spent years as a crime reporter in London. He covered murders, terrorist attacks, robberies and riots for various newspapers. His next career move was into television news as a producer before setting up his own TV production company. He’s always had a passion for crime fiction and is now a full-time author living in Hampshire – where he pours blood, sweat and tears into his writing!

Reviews for The Other Fiancé

[jalfredb · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Good companion book with Wild Minds (book about Golden Age of animation).

[rickklaw · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The finest historical survey of mainstream comics ever produced. Covering 1938-1955, the collection offers not only the super-heroes such as Superman, Batman, Plastic Man, Captain Marvel, and The Spirit but also Scribbly, Little Lulu, and Pogo. Includes selections from E.C., Basil Wolverton, and George Carlson. The only knock on this collection is that the reproductions are not as clear as they should be, but this is a small complaint. A must for any serious comic book fan.

[valerieandbooks · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This is an antique book in more ways than one. Published/printed in 1981, and currently out of print, it includes color reproductions of a variety of pre-1954 comic books. Why was that year a cut-off date? As stated in the introduction, 1954 was when the Comics Code was adopted which apparently caused a great change in the comic book industry. I enjoyed this volume, which includes first, or early, editions of Superman and Batman comics as well as featuring some characters that I was not familiar with, such as Plastic Man. It's organized around comic book creators, such as Will Eisner and Walt Kelley. I think my favorite was the one about Donald Duck and creator Carl Barks (Letter to Santa, from Walt Disney's Christmas Parade No. 1 (1949).