The Doctor's Wife by Elizabeth Brundage

In The Doctor’s Wife, Elizabeth Brundage turns a troubled marriage and a bitter ideological conflict into a tense psychological novel about obsession, betrayal, and the consequences of choices that cannot be undone.
 
Michael Knowles is an obstetrician whose work at a women’s health clinic has made him a target of anti-abortion activists. His wife, Annie, is increasingly unhappy in their marriage and drawn toward another man. As their personal lives intersect with escalating tensions surrounding Michael’s work, several people find themselves moving toward a confrontation with devastating consequences.
 
Dark, layered, and told through multiple perspectives, The Doctor’s Wife blends domestic suspense with an examination of marriage, morality, extremism, and the dangerous territory between conviction and obsession.
 
❤️ Why You’ll Love It
Psychological suspense built around complicated relationships
Multiple viewpoints gradually reveal the larger story
Explores marriage, betrayal, obsession, and moral conflict
Combines domestic drama with an increasingly ominous sense of danger
A strong choice for readers who enjoy literary fiction with thriller elements
🎯 Perfect For
Readers of psychological and domestic suspense
Fans of morally complex, character-driven fiction
Readers who enjoy stories told from multiple perspectives
Book clubs comfortable discussing challenging social issues
Fans of authors such as Chris Bohjalian and Jodi Picoult