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His & Hers

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book2020

76%

WISE Score

4.2

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A twisty 'he-said, she-said' murder mystery where the only thing you can be sure of is that everyone is lying to you.

His & Hers

book

2020

76%

WISE Score

4.2

Amazon

A twisty 'he-said, she-said' murder mystery where the only thing you can be sure of is that everyone is lying to you.

4.2

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Screenwise Verdict

His & Hers is a high-octane page-turner that does exactly what a psychological thriller should do: it makes you feel slightly paranoid.

It’s not 'wholesome' by any stretch of the imagination, but for adults looking for a gripping, well-constructed mystery, it’s top-tier. Just be prepared for a story where nobody is a hero and the truth is constantly shifting.

If you're a parent looking for a weekend escape, this is a great pick. If you're looking for something to read with your teen, maybe stick to a thriller that's a bit less grim.

Age Fit

This is strictly for adults and mature teens (16+). The themes of murder and psychological warfare are handled with an adult audience in mind, so keep it off the middle-schooler's nightstand.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

This is a dark psychological thriller centered on murder, betrayal, and the fact that everyone is lying. It's not meant to be 'good vibes'—it's meant to be a gritty, unsettling look at the worst parts of people.

Imaginative

Alice Feeney is a master of the 'unreliable narrator' trope. The dual-perspective structure is clever, forcing the reader to constantly recalibrate what they think is true.

Safe

While books are generally 'safe' from a digital perspective, the content here includes graphic violence and intense psychological manipulation. It’s definitely not something you want a child picking up by accident.

Enriching

It offers a sharp study on perspective and how memory can be a liar. It’s a great exercise in critical thinking and questioning narratives, even if the subject matter is grim.

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Why It Might Be Great

The dual-narrative structure keeps you guessing until the very last page.
It’s a masterclass in the psychological thriller genre—perfect for fans of 'Gone Girl'.
Alice Feeney’s writing is sharp, fast-paced, and genuinely atmospheric.
It forces you to think critically about how much you can actually trust a narrator's perspective.

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What to Watch For

Heavy themes of murder, domestic abuse, and psychological trauma.
Graphic descriptions of violence that can be jarring for sensitive readers.
A generally cynical worldview where almost every character is deeply flawed or deceptive.

Conversation Starters

"If two people see the same event differently, can either one be telling the 'objective' truth?"
"Why do we find ourselves rooting for 'unreliable' characters in stories?"
"How does the small-town setting change the way the characters behave toward one another?"

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