A therapist practicing without a license? Is that a good idea?

Marissa doesn't think it's a problem because she heard this particular therapist can fix problems in ten sessions. Can Avery really fix the problem Marissa and Matthew have?

We meet Marissa, Matthew, Bennet, Avery, and Polly.

We follow their daily lives both personal and business.

They all seem to have secrets as we are drawn into their lives and wonder what's really going on with all them and wonder how it will all turn out.

Fans of domestic thrillers, family drama, and characters with secrets will enjoy this book.

It is an addictive read that you won’t want to put down.

Enjoy!! It is a good one!! 5/5

This book was given to me by the publisher via NetGalley for an honest review.

Not much happens in Part One (112 pages) of THE GOLDEN COUPLE. It pretty much sets up the story. So I was disappointed until I got past that. But then I saw that all that introduction was meant to plant doubts and suspicions in my mind.

Avery is an unethical therapist. She’s smart and lovely, and you’ll like her, but she is practicing as an unlicensed therapist who injects herself into the lives of her patients. She thinks that’s OK as long as she doesn’t call herself “therapist."

Although the reader meets a few of Avery‘s patients, THE GOLDEN COUPLE is mainly about two of them: Marissa and Matthew, the golden couple. But there are so many other characters to also consider throughout the story. You’ll find yourself suspicious of all of them at various points. So the slow beginning turns into quite a good mystery.