"From the bliss of a sun-soaked Bali honeymoon, to chills back in Blighty, this sinister thriller is an addictively escapist summer read."
Set in Bali, Kate Gray’s The Honeymoon sees secrets, set-ups, and marital relations explode in the wake of an end-of-honeymoon tragedy. If you’re seeking a summer read that’ll thrill you, chill you and provide you with a fast-paced, easy-to-read, twisty page-turner to enjoy from the comfort of your sun-lounger, this has your name all over it.
The Honeymoon kicks off in idyllic escapist style when two sets of thirty-something newlyweds are wrapping up their dream honeymoon in Bali. On their last day, with their husbands occupied elsewhere, less-than-glam Erin and attractive journalist Clare strike up a conversation by the pool. When Erin invites Clare and her husband to join them for a last night dinner at a fancy restaurant, no one could have predicted the wave of events and dark secrets that are unleashed after an altercation with an ex-pat stranger.
Back in Blighty, the lives of all four newlyweds begin to unravel, with a succession of earth-shattering secrets and outlandish twists giving this an addictive vibe. Shot-though with the notion that “You don’t ever really know someone”, The Honeymoon is a suspenseful feast of escapism.

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The Honeymoon features in the following genres: Thriller and Suspense, Crime and Mystery, Modern and Contemporary Fiction, Psychological thriller, Narrative theme: Love and relationships, Romantic suspense, Fiction, General Fiction, Fiction: narrative themes, Romance / Relationship Stories
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The Honeymoon was written by Kate Gray and published by Mountain Leopard Press an imprint of Headline Publishing Group
The Honeymoon has 416 pages
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