The Really Dead Wives of New Jersey

<B>A propulsive page-turning thriller following the hit reality TV show <I>Garden State Goddesses </I>where secrets are uncovered, intense rivalries surface, and a startling murder propels a producer on a riveting quest for the truth.</B><BR><BR><b>On this season of <i>Garden State Goddesses</i>: Getting canceled means getting killed.</b><BR><BR>When Hope Bennett marries Carmela’s brother, Leo, she becomes not only a Fontana, but a Garden State Goddess—and not everyone is happy. Secrets will be revealed, decades-long rivalries will surface, and a sudden murder will lead to a reality reckoning no one is prepared for—least of all the show’s producer, Eden, who must race to catch a killer and save the most dramatic season of all time.<BR><BR>“Juicy, gossipy, and deliciously vicious, one thing is certain: this New Jersey neighborhood has enough secrets to guarantee renewal. Readers will be clamoring for season two of this funny, dark guilty pleasure.” <b>—KATY HAYS, <i>New York Times </i>bestselling author of <i>The Cloisters</i></b><BR> <BR> “Like the best, most addictive reality TV, <i>The Really Dead Wives of New Jersey</i> is about people behaving badly—lying, cheating, back-stabbing, and worse. I started reading for all the juicy drama, but it was the murder mystery that had me racing through pages at the end.” <b>—ANA REYES, <i>New York Times </i>bestselling author of <i>The House in the Pines</i></b><BR> <BR>“Secrets, gallows humor, campy reality TV stars, and an Instagram gossip account called Shady Di—Astrid Dahl’s <i>The Really Dead Wives of New Jersey</i> is the kind of book I wanted to live inside. LOLing and gasping my way through, I nearly wished I’d written it myself!” <b>—ANNA DORN, author of <i>Perfume & Pain</i></b>