His & Hers by Alice Feeney

The Setup: A woman is found murdered in a quiet English village, her body staged in a disturbing way. The case draws two people into its orbit: Anna Andrews, a BBC journalist who has reluctantly returned to her hometown to cover the story—a town she thought she'd escaped forever—and Detective Jack Harper, the lead investigator, who is hiding secrets of his own.

The Twist: What neither of them knows is that they are both connected to the victim, and to each other, in ways that neither is willing to admit. Told from alternating perspectives—"His" (Jack) and "Hers" (Anna)—the narrative slowly unravels a web of lies, betrayal, and buried trauma.

The Hook: As the investigation deepens, the question isn't just who committed the murder, but who is telling the truth. Because in this story, everyone has something to hide, and the killer could be closer than either of them wants to believe—perhaps even the person sitting across from them.

A gripping psychological thriller that explores the dark side of relationships and the question of how well we can ever truly know another person.