The Wives Free Audiobook Download by Tarryn Fisher

Tarryn Fisher's debut novel centers around the relationship between Margot, a high-powered lawyer who defected from New York City to the bucolic town of Tall Pine Bay, and her husband Henry. The story is told in alternating chapters that are first person accounts by Margot and Henry, respectively. The book is a compelling procedural mystery that delves into the dysfunctional dynamics of an upper-middle class family trapped in a web of codependency and rivalry.

A year after their wedding, bloggers Tarryn Fisher and Nate Livingston make a pact to go through each other's personal journals and report on the new revelations. The resulting blog post causes a huge controversy which may put their relationship in jeopardy.

The Wives is a novel about four women who are forced to fight the patriarchy and share their experiences during the 1970s. It's written from each of their perspectives with no names and was awarded the 2018 Gold Medal in fiction by the American Library Association.

The Wives is a powerful, raw and beautifully written novel about a mother and daughter. When the novel opens, 14-year old Laurel is outside of her home helping to build the Pope's wall--a memento from President Trump's visit earlier in the year--when she's approached by a young boy who offers her 50 Euros for sex. Laurel knows that she doesn't need money, so she refuses. Instead, he accepts 10 Euros and they begin a relationship of sorts.

The Wives is a New York Times bestseller written by Tarryn Fisher. This audiobook has been narrated by Lauren Fortgang and it is available for free on Audible today only!

The Wives is a contemporary novel that follows three young women as they navigate adulthood, careers and relationships. The narrative focuses on the incredible complexity of modern love and the difficulties of navigating life's obstacles.