The Mistress's Revenge

This book is Fatal Attraction with a twist and will grip you from beginning to end * Prima *
Gasp in recognition at this cracking tale, narrated by a woman scorned… Sister, we’ve all been there… * Grazia *
If you thought Fatal Attraction was the last word on the fury of a woman scorned, think again…acutely observed, wickedly funny and deftly plotted, with a satisfyingly smart twist at the end. * Mail on Sunday *
This is a brilliantly chilling read. All about obsession and delusion and the madness that love can induce. It had me up until 3am, gasping to the end – Jo Whiley
Will keep you guessing about its characters fates until the very end * Candis Magazine *
Dark, often funny but sometimes unnerving * Woman & Home *
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned indeed! Honest… gripping… well-written * Essentials Magazine *
Sad, shocking, but darkly funny, this diary-style tale of a crazed, broken-hearted woman is riveting * Closer *
Gripping debut * Glamour *
I just finished the most fantastic gripping book, the Mistress’s Revenge by Tamar Cohen. I had to keep going to bed early to read it, it’s amazing! * Lisa Jewell *

Tamar Cohen is a freelance journalist. A late starter to fiction, she has now written three novels: The Mistress’s Revenge, The War of the Wives, and Someone Else’s Wedding, all published by Doubleday. Her fourth novel, The Broken, was released in June 2014. She is a Writer in Residence at Kingston University and lives in North London with her partner, three nearly grown children, and one very badly behaved dog.

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