HOW TO BE A GOOD WIFE

How to Be a Good Wife by Emma Chapman is a psychological thriller that explores the complexities of marriage, control, and identity. The story centers around Marta, a woman who has been married for many years to her husband Hector, a domineering and controlling man. Living a quiet, seemingly perfect life, Marta begins to question her past and the nature of her relationship as she starts experiencing troubling memories and unsettling feelings.

As Marta’s mental state unravels, she begins to see cracks in her perfect life, and the line between reality and delusion blurs. She becomes increasingly uncertain of what is true, struggling to decipher what her mind is hiding and what her husband may have been concealing all along. The novel delves into themes of manipulation, memory, and the secrets people keep from each other.

How to Be a Good Wife is a haunting and suspenseful novel that keeps readers on edge, exploring the limits of psychological control and the search for self-liberation. With a dark, atmospheric tone, Emma Chapman creates an intricate story of suspense and mystery that will leave readers questioning everything until the very end.