You'll Be Sorry
- Judith D Collins
- Jul 2
- 2 min read
By: Liz Alterman
Narrators: Christine Lakin, Stacy Carolan Simon Maverick
ISBN: 978183756762
Publisher: Inkubator Books
Publication Date: 08/02/2026
Format: Other
My Rating: Currently Reading (ARC)
Revenge is a dish best served now.
On the eve of her fortieth birthday, Amelia Montgomery flips through a magazine and freezes at the sight of a familiar face—Ethan Blackmore, the man who shattered her heart more than a decade ago.
What should’ve been her happily-ever-after took a devastating turn that spiraled into the darkest period of Amelia’s life. Blindsided and betrayed, she spent years reinventing herself, building a thriving business, and vowing never to look back.
Until now.
Seeing him again reminds Amelia of the shame and humiliation she endured at the hands of her ex and his family. And Ethan? He’s clearly moved on—new wife, new career, new life—without a thought for the wreckage he left behind.
But Amelia is a different woman now—strong, successful, and resourceful. And she knows exactly what she wants for her birthday: Revenge.
You’ll Be Sorry - the gripping psychological thriller from the best-selling author of You Shouldn’t Have Done That.
About the Author
Photo credit: Christine Harris | Birch Studio
Writer, Editor, Storyteller
Liz Alterman is the author of the award-winning memoir, Sad Sacked, the young adult thriller, He’ll Be Waiting, the suspense novels The Perfect Neighborhood, The House on Cold Creek Lane, and You Shouldn't Have Done That, as well as the romcom Claire Casey's Had Enough.
Her suspense novel, A Different Type of Poison, was released November 25, 2025 and her upcoming thriller, You'll Be Sorry releases on August 2, 2026.
Liz's work has been published by The New York Times, The Washington Post, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, and other outlets. Subscribe to her Substack where she shares the ups and downs of the writing life (and cat photos). Liz lives in New Jersey with her husband and three sons. When she isn't writing, Liz spends most days reading, microwaving the same cup of coffee, and looking up synonyms. For more or to say hello, visit: www.lizalterman.com
