Tarryn Fisher writes psychological suspense and relationship fiction about obsession, unreliable memory and people who hide crucial information from partners or themselves. The Wives follows a woman in a plural marriage who begins investigating the other wives and discovers that her understanding of the relationship may be incomplete. Never Never, written with Colleen Hoover, uses memory loss around a teenage couple, while The Wrong Family centres on secrets inside a Seattle household observed by someone living closer to the family than they realise. Fisher's books are twist-driven, dark and relationship-focused, with unreliable perception central to the suspense. They fit psychological thriller, domestic suspense and high-conflict relationship fiction. Read more Less
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