Book Review: ‘Six Weeks To Live: A Novel’ By Catherine McKenzie

For Jennifer Barnes her life is about to change for the worse. At her doctor’s appointment her tests are in and reason for her headaches and not feeling good for a while now is brain cancer and only has six weeks to live. She can’t believe this and has to break the news to her triplet daughters and her estranged husband, whose has wanting a divorce for a while now. Then looking over her medical records it’s revealed she may have been poisoned starting a year ago when she was told to have more tests but she said she never got the message and someone responded to it. She thinks her husband is the one that tried to kill her. Jennifer goes on a quest to try and get evidence on him and in the process all kinds of family secrets come out involving her, the daughters and her husband. It all leads to shocking reveals and what really has happened to Jennifer and who was resonsible. A solid psycholical thriller, with lots of twists that make you want to keep reading, right to the very end.

You can pick up Six Weeks To Live in stores on Tuesday, May 4th from Atria.