Imagine seeing your loving husband on a dating app. Now imagine that’s the best thing to happen to you all week …
When Charlie sees a man who is the spitting image of her husband Oliver on a dating app, her heart stops. Her first desperate instinct is to tell herself she must be mistaken – after all, she only caught a glimpse from a distance as her friends were laughingly swiping through the men on offer. But no matter how much she tries to push her fears aside, she can’t because she took that photo. On their honeymoon. She just can’t let it go.
Suddenly other signs of betrayal begin to add up and so Charlie does the only thing she can think of to defend her position – she signs up to the app to catch Oliver in the act.
But Charlie soon discovers that infidelity is the least of her problems. Nothing is as it seems and nobody is who she thinks they are ... The eagerly awaited new thriller from the bestselling author of The Sunday Girl.
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After finishing the sunday girl I wasn't sure if Pip Drysdale could top herself but i was proven wrong!
The strangers we know was a minefield of possibilities, i had myself questioning whether or not Charlie was losing her marbles, bute hte way the story turns out had me truly shocked, i didn't expect such twists and turns and it definitely deserves 5 stars! - Jacqueline (QBD)
Guest, 31/01/2020
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What would you do if you found out that your husband was cheating on you? Charlie's world collapses when quite by accident she finds her husbands profile on a dating site. When she confronts him he laughs it off, but things aren't adding up.
This is very compelling reading, because like Charlie, you just need to know what Oliver was up to and who can be trusted, but Pip Drysdale with keep us guessing to the end. Heart-racingly good! - Catherine (QBD)
Guest, 31/01/2020
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Who can Charlie really trust? In this tumultuous journey she starts to doubt everything she thinks she knows. As she stumbles across secret after secret her life implodes before her eyes. A fast paced and exciting must read! - Chelsea (QBD)
Guest, 31/01/2020
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When Charlie and her friends encounter her husband on a dating app she immediately fears the worst for her relationship; but what seems to be a common infidelity turns out to be something much more sinister. The Strangers We Know will have you questioning how well you really know those around you. - Sara (QBD)
Guest, 31/01/2020
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I absolutely loved Pip Drydale's first novel Sunday Girl and was so excited to hear her second was coming out. She did not disappoint, another cheeky thriller that I could not put down. - Yvonne (QBD)
Guest, 31/01/2020
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What if no-one you knew were who you thought they were? Not even the person you vowed to love until death do you part? The twists just keep coming in Pip Drysdale's highly addictive thriller! By the time you turn the last page, you'll find yourself questioning: who in life can we really trust? Because even those we love most could turn out to be just strangers we know... - Alyssa (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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I lost sleep along with this character trying to decipher the secrets of her partner and potential betrayal. Can you trust the one you love when everything is telling you not to? Charlie thought she finally found the perfect man, only to discover an online dating profile that he denies. Follow her down the rabbit hole as she plots to discover the truth! - Kaitlyn (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Pip Drysdale has produced another page turning psychological thriller. Charlie Carter thought she had it all - a happy and loving marriage. That was until she discovered her husband was on a dating app. As she begins to investigate his betrayal, she starts to discover things aren’t always as they seem. With twists and turns that you won’t see coming this is a book you won’t want to put down! - Elizabeth (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Another tale of toxic love from Pip Drysdale. I read this in 24 hours flat!!! Once Charlies glimpses her husband on a dating app, things spiral rapidly out of control. Online dating, infidelity, betrayal... no one in this book is as they seem. It's trashy and sometimes ridiculous - but also deliciously clever and COMPLETELY unputdownable. - Amy (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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What would you do if you saw your husband on a dating app ?
Charlie comes up with some humorous plots and twists that you won't see coming in this enjoyable thriller - Karen (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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After reading Pip Drysdale's debut novel The Sunday Girl, I could not wait to get my hands on a copy of The Strangers We Know. This compelling thriller is filled with twists and turns that will keep you guessing right until the end. An absolute page turner! Make sure this is a book you read this month. - Teila (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Pip Drysdale does it again with a edge of your seat psychological thriller. An ingenious page turner with a devilishly inventive plot that will leave you guessing until the last page. The story raises the question 'How well do you know your significant other?'
What is her husband up to when she finds him on a dating app? Is it true or is it false? - Elizabeth (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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She's done it again! Another entralling psychological thriller that you won't be able to put down until you've read that last jaw-dropping chapter. If you loved Pip's debut novel, you will not be disappointed in this tension-filled, addictive modern thriller. - Deeandra (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Make some time, because once you start, you won't put it down! Pip has written a fantastic thriller that will keep you guessing until the last pages. The character will talk to you directly, telling you to make a note of certain details, which makes this feel more like you're talking to a friend than reading a book. Can't wait to re-read! - Alexandra (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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They say strangers are just friends we haven't met, but what about the strangers we live with? Lies, love, misery and mystery, this book has it. What if you saw your dearest loved one on a dating app? Would you confront or question it? Or would you delve into the life of a person you thought you knew everything about? This book is a weekend read, that you'll devour to get to the end. - Karina (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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In the world today who can we really trust? Pip Drysdale's Strangers We Know will have you guessing right up until the end. Charlie's picture perfect life revolves around her husband Oliver until one night she happens to glimpse a photo of Oliver on a dating app. It's what happens next that will keep you reading until the very end. - Peta (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Charlie Carter has a fairytale life and a perfect husband who supports her acting ambitions. And then the week from hell begins, on a night out with friends she sees her husband on a dating app, and that is probably the high point of her week.
Pip Drysdale has crafted an engaging thriller that will keep you reading well into the morning. You'll want to binge this like your favourite TV show. - Jessica (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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And shes back! Fans of Pip Drysdales first novel, the Sunday girl know she needs no introduction, you will get sucked in from the first page.
If you have not read Pip Drysdale before, but you love books such as Girl on a train, Big little Lies and Gone Girl - This is the book for you. I wont give anything away, you will want to discover the surprises this book holds for yourself. - Courtney (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Another gripping read from Pip. If you liked The Sunday Girl you will love this twisted and compelling book. But be warned nothing is how it appears.What starts with betrayal soon turns deadly.Who can you trust your husband or your best friend and can a new friend help you and be your best ally. A must read for lovers of drama and intrique. - Gillian (QBD)
Guest, 30/01/2020
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Pip Drysdale has done it again! Eighteen months into her marriage to Oliver, actress Charlie Carter catches sight of his image as her friend swipes left on her dating app. Charlie could swear it’s a photo of him on their honeymoon, one she took. She’s in shock and thinks she must be mistaken as she has the perfect marriage, hasn’t she?
The deeper you get into this story the more the plot thickens! - Wade (QBD)
Guest, 29/01/2020
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A fast-paced novel about Charlie, who not only spots her husband on her friends dating app, but also gets accused of murder in the same week! This book is filled with twists that will have you sprinting to the finish. - Tamara (QBD)
Guest, 29/01/2020
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Meet Charlie an inspiring actress who's perfect life begins to turn into something out a movie when she finds her husband Oliver's been keeping dangerous secrets from her. Secrets that make her a suspect in a murder!
Pip Drysdale has not failed to impress me once again this is a great example of a well written psychological thriller that encourages the reader to stay for that 'one more chapter'. - Ruby (QBD)
Guest, 29/01/2020
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A great thriller from the author of The Sunday Girl. Charlie is married to Oliver and everything seems fine. Until Charlie and a friend of hers , sees Oliver advertising on a dating sight.
Soon Oliver is found dead and Charlie is a suspect. The only way to clear her name is for Charlie to investigate . What she finds unravels so many lies and twists that you wouldn't believe. A must read. - Peter (QBD)
Guest, 28/01/2020
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How well do we really know those around us? Charlie and Oliver have a blissfully happy marriage. Until Charlie accidentally discovers her husband on a dating app. As her world unravels, Charlie has to work out who she can trust amidst a web of lies, a police investigation and a murder. Fans of the Sunday Girl will love this twisty thriller! - Megan (QBD)
Guest, 27/01/2020
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Charlie and Oliver have the perfect marriage until one night Charlie sees Oliver's image on her friends dating app. As Charlie's world implodes she must question everything she thinks she knows. Charlie sets out to get to the bottom of her husbands infidelity and realises nothing is as it seems.
This domestic thriller is a fast paced, easy read that will leave you guessing until the end. - Simone (QBD)
Guest, 26/01/2020
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It's what we all fear right? When someone we love turns into someone we barely even recognise... Pip Drysdale's new suspenseful page-turner rips the rug from underneath you, as you constantly question every twist and turn of this incredible read. Fast-paced and terrifyingly real, 'The Strangers We Know' will leave you breathless and guessing until the very end. - Abby (QBD)
Guest, 26/01/2020
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This is a must read for fans of psychological stories where you play just as big a part as any reader. I was putting together along with Charlie, our protagonist, and was right there with her with each twist and turn. The writing kept me hooked until the last page when I could finally breathe. Please read it. - Justine (QBD)
Guest, 26/01/2020
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Charlie's world crumbles when she thinks she spots her
husband's photo on her best friends dating app. A brief glimpse but she is sure its him, because Charlie took the photo on their honeymoon.
Soon Charlie starts to notice other signs of betrayal so does something crazy and joins the dating app herself.
All is not what it seems as Charlie soon discovers.
A totally addictive read. - Belinda (QBD)
Guest, 26/01/2020
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A seemingly picture perfect life shatters when Charlie see's her husbands photo on her friends dating app. The more Charlie investigates the odd occurrence the more her insecurities and paranoia set in. Is her marriage really what she thought it was? Can she trust her husband? Can she trust anyone? Is everyone in her life just a stranger she thought she knew? - Caitlyn (QBD)
Guest, 26/01/2020
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Imagine this: You are married to the man of your dreams, he is gorgeous and utterly perfect. But one day your friends see his photo, a photo you took, on a dating app. Suddenly your perfect life is crumbling around you. Imagine the betrayal you feel, the hurt.. and the anger. 'The Strangers We Know' is a terrifically tantalising thriller about about deception and how far we we will go for revenge. - Joanna (QBD)
Guest, 25/01/2020
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Pip Drysdale knows how to craft a novel that sinks it's claws and doesn't let go. - Lisa (QBD)
Guest, 25/01/2020
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Life was good, very very good, for Charlie. She had a hot AF husband, a best friend, a social life, a budding acting career and a sweet job. Then things went bad, real bad and boy did THAT escalate quickly! Why can't anyone in Charlies life just be who she thinks they are!?! Can Charlie work out WTF is happening in time? Pip has delivered another sensational thrill ride read for the Millenials. - Joanne (QBD)
Guest, 25/01/2020
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What happens when you start to question the last few years of your life?
After seeing a man on a dating site who is the spitting image of her husband, Charlie does just that...... and nothing and nobody are quite who she thought! Pip Drysdale keeps you turning the pages in her new thriller as you hunt for the answer. - Kirsty (QBD)
Guest, 24/01/2020
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Charlie knows her husband will always be faithful to her... right? When she sees him on a dating app, everything changes. And it's just the beginning. As Charlie attempts to wade through the layers of lies and deceit, she realises she may not know her husband at all. A twisty-turny journey with an unexpected conclusion that will leave you piecing it all together for days to come. - Rosie (QBD)
Guest, 22/01/2020
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Strangers we know is definitely my favourite book of 2020!
So many twists that kept me reading into the small hours of the night!
It will make you look twice at the important people in your life.
This 2nd novel from Pip Drysdale is a must read for all Crime fiction readers who love nothing more than to get stuck into a fantastic book!- Sal - Sally (QBD)
Guest, 22/01/2020
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Pip has written her second psychological thriller that would make a good film. When Charlie discovers her loving husbands photo on a dating site, her world begins to unravel as she learns he is not who he says he is. When she investigates further, she becomes involved in crimes she didnt commit. This book will make you question whether the loved ones around you are who they say they are. - Mark (QBD)
Guest, 18/01/2020
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Charlie and Oliver are #couple-goals, with their happy and perfect marriage....or are they? An online dating app is the last place Charlie expects to see her husband. It really begs the question, how well do we really know those closest to us? - Kylie (QBD)
Guest, 18/01/2020
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The second novel of Pip Drysdale. A modern day thriller.
Charlie finds her husband on a dating app, instead of approaching him. She starts to investigate, and it leads to her life been turned upside down. - Louise (QBD)
Guest, 12/01/2020
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As a huge fan of Pip Drysdales I knew I was going to adore her follow up.
After getting my hands on a copy, I ordered some takeout and curled up in a blanket to enjoy (what I hoped would be) another amazing story.
BOY DID SHE DELIEVER! I finished it that night!
Treat yourself to a one night home vacation; get some food, pour a glass wine, grab a blanket and crack open a book you'll love! - Kale (QBD)
Guest, 27/12/2019
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What I thought was an intriguing modern day relationship dilemma turned into a fast-paced whodunnit full of danger, intrigue and SO many questions! You will be reading this until late in the night - then you will be very careful about what you post online... - Fiona (QBD)
Guest, 26/12/2019
