His & Hers

Bookseller recommendation

“Alice Fenney has done it again. His & Hers is a gripping psychological thriller that will keep you up at night. There are three POVs - Anna, a TV broadcaster, Jack - her ex-husband who also happens to be a detective, and the killer. I became entranced with all three personalities and found myself glued to their words which subtlely dropped clues. As I tried to put the puzzle pieces together, I became more confused with the effort. This thriller is jam-packed with suspense and twists. It is the perfect book for a long flight - the time will fly by. The narration is superb.”

— Melinda • Buttonwood Books and Toys

Bookseller recommendation

“This dual POV narrative will keep you guessing up until (almost) the end. You don't know who to trust out of a wide cast of characters and that adds to the fun of this reading experience. I highly recommend His & Hers on audio, the narration is perfection. Satisfying ending. Fans of the psychological thriller genre will inhale this one. ”

— Jessica • Main Street Books Davidson

Bookseller recommendation

“Wow, I think Alice Feeney has written her best book yet. A story of love and betrayal and revenge is told from two viewpoints his and hers. Tension begins to build from the first page and it doesn't let up until the very end. While the story is told from two viewpoints we also have a third person, the narrator, who is obviously the killer. Every time the narrator starts talking about why someone had to die I am convinced I know who the killer is, until the next time when I'm sure it's someone else. I really was not surprised at the ending until I found out it wasn't really the end. This is one book that you won't want to miss.”

— Nancy • Fiction Addiction

Bookseller recommendation

“Following a murder in her hometown, Anna Andrews is drawn back to cover the case in order to show her bosses at the network that she's got what it takes to be at the news desk. Things get complicated quickly as her ex, Detective Jack Harper, is the lead investigator. As the bodies start piling up, Feeney switches narrators between Anna, Jack, and the mystery killer. Plot twists, secrets and clues are laid out carefully by the author. I was fully enthralled with the voices narrating this title, and the audio version was very compelling.”

— Jessica • BookBar