Publication Date: August 7, 2025
We seem like perfect families. But our secrets must never come out…
I trust my best friend Lydia with my life. We share everything, even the things we can’t tell our husbands. So when we go on a beach holiday together, it’s a dream come true. One night, we treat ourselves to dinner on the beach with our husbands while our children sleep soundly in the cottage behind us.
But when I go to check on them, my entire world shatters. My son’s bed is empty, the window wide open, his favourite teddy left between the crumpled sheets. I stifle a scream as my worst nightmare comes true. My little boy is gone. It’s all my fault.
As the police question us, Lydia gives me a nervous look. She’s the only one who knows I’ll have to lie. Because there’s something about my son that not even my husband knows. And if anyone discovers the truth, they’ll never let me see my darling boy again.
No one can find out my secret. No one knows just how far I’ve gone to have the perfect family. And I will stop at nothing to get my son back…
A completely addictive thriller that will keep you flipping the pages into the early hours of the morning. Perfect for fans of Shalini Boland, Sue Watson and K.L. Slater.
A dream vacation to India kicks off an explosive chain of events involving two families.
Author Renita D’Silva serves up a psychological thriller packed with twists and turns in Two Perfect Couples.
It seems like a wonderful getaway for Jo, Yash, Paul, Lydia, and their children. However, a late night of drinking is interrupted by the discovery that Ajit, Jo, and Yash’s five-year-old son has disappeared while he was supposed to be under the watchful eye of Paul and Lydia’s daughter.
As the two couples face the ensuing days and nights of investigation and media scrutiny, uncovered secrets guarantee that no one will escape unscathed. The depth of lies, deception, and intrigue leads to a solid plot with a resolution not delivered until the last page.
Two Perfect Couples highlights the imperfections hiding behind glossy exteriors.
Renita grew up in a picturesque coastal village in the South of India, the oldest of three children. Her father got her first story books when she was six and she fell in love with the world of stories. Even now she prefers that world, by far, to this.
