"Married men can't help talking about their wives. I knew their secrets and their problems, but they didn't know anything about me. I was invisible. I had always dreamed of feeling invisible."

Lisa, a writer, receives a series of messages from a mysterious woman who says she is the wife of one of the married men that Lisa had an affair with. So Lisa does what comes naturally: she starts writing. About their correspondence, while it's going on, about her intimate knowledge of those "other women" (the wives), and about the culture of adultery. But her curiosity soon becomes an obsession. As the writer tries to figure out whose wife it is, the messages from the wronged woman grow darker and more threatening. Veritable danger or paranoia? Honesty or atonement? A nightmare scenario falls into place, shedding light on the hypocrisy of modern love and life.

In a culture where no one can remain invisible, All My Lovers' Wives is a ruthless revelation of married men and the secrets they still keep.

L. S Hilton was born in England in 1974. She is a freelance journalist who contributes to several magazines, including Vogue and The Sunday Telegraph. As a novelist, she is known for the Maestra psychological thriller trilogy, a best-seller in bookstores that is currently being adapted for the cinema. Lisa Hilton has also written six historical biographies. She currently lives in London with her daughter.