The Wives by Tarryn Fisher tells the story of Thursday who is married to Seth. The problem is that Seth also has two other wives, Monday and Tuesday. They are named after the day of the week he spends with them. The wives have not met each other, and everything seems fine with their arrangement, until Thursday finds a scrap of paper with Monday's real name on it. Thursday becomes obsessed with meeting her, but when Thursday meets Monday (aka Hannah) and notices bruises, she realizes she's being abused by Seth. Thursday decides to figure out what is going on and to involve Tuesday (aka Regina), but what price will she pay to figure out who her husband really is?

Well this was a crazy ride! Going into a marriage knowing your husband is a polygamist is a bit unconventional, but Thursday is in love so makes it work. I liked her as a character and understand her need to know more about the other wives. She can be a frustrating character at times though and you just want to shake her and shout at her to leave Seth, but that would be a very different story.

There are a lot of twists an turns throughout this book, none of which I saw coming. That to me is what makes a good thriller. Some parts towards the end were a bit over the top though which is why I couldn't give this book 5 stars, but I really enjoyed it. It's one of those books that I didn't want to put down.