Her husband disappeared on their wedding day . . . Carrie and Johan are a young couple, dancing together on a beach in Thailand hours after their wedding ceremony. They are deeply in love and luminously happy . . . until, without warning, Johan is taken from the beach by armed men, never to be seen again. Twelve years later, Carrie - now happily married to another man and mother to two young children - stumbles across Johan by accident online. She learns that he escaped Thailand seven years ago and has been living in Stockholm ever since. As the memories of their passionate relationship return to her, Carrie is compelled to find out what happened on that beach all those years ago and why Johan never got in contact. The man who promised her a lifetime of love is now a mystery she must solve - but are the answers worth risking her marriage, her family and everything she fought so hard to rebuild? The truth, it turns out, is more shocking than any lie . . .

Autorentext

Rosie Walsh has lived and travelled all over the world, working as a documentary producer and writer. Her previous novels, The Man Who Didn't Call and The Love of My Life, were international bestsellers and have sold over two million copies worldwide. The One Day You Were My Husband is her third novel. She lives in Devon with her partner and two children.

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Four hours after saying 'I do,' he was gone.

Twelve years ago, Carrie married Johan on a beach in Thailand. But as the sun set on their perfect day, armed men swarmed the island and her husband was taken, never to be seen again.

Carrie is now happily remarried; a mother of two. The past is firmly behind her - until she stumbles across Johan by accident online. He is alive and well.

As the memories of their passionate relationship flood back, Carrie is compelled to find out what happened on that beach, and why Johan never got in contact.

The man who promised her a lifetime of love is now a mystery she must solve. But are the answers worth risking her marriage, her family, and the life she fought so hard to rebuild?

The truth, it turns out, is more shocking than any lie . . .

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