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Every Perfect Lie: A Quick Read Psychological Thriller
I thought I had the perfect husband, until I uncovered his first lie.
He was having an affair with his colleague, Vanessa.
I knew I should confront him, but it wasn't that simple. Andrew had been hiding more than just his mistress from me.
He was not the man I thought I married.
When I discovered the true nature of his relationship with Vanessa, everything took a sinister turn.
They were not just lovers - they were partners in crime.
As I dug deeper into their web of deceit, I realized I had two be the victim, or take control.
I was done being a victim.
He was having an affair with his colleague, Vanessa.
I knew I should confront him, but it wasn't that simple. Andrew had been hiding more than just his mistress from me.
He was not the man I thought I married.
When I discovered the true nature of his relationship with Vanessa, everything took a sinister turn.
They were not just lovers - they were partners in crime.
As I dug deeper into their web of deceit, I realized I had two be the victim, or take control.
I was done being a victim.
- GenresFiction
78 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 26, 2025
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October 23, 2025
This book reminded me of The Perfect Marriage by Jeneva Rose. Don’t get me wrong, Dane writes excellently- It just wasn’t really my vibe!
Both books by Rose and Dane explore the theme of heartbreak, and of their marriage being shattered by secrets and lies. Both wives go to extremes to get revenge. Every Perfect Lie is more intimate, smaller in scope, and more focused on one partner discovering the deception.
I wouldn’t recommend this if you like plot twists, but if you like reading books with betrayal, hidden criminality and the protagonist taking control, maybe give it a shot!
Both books by Rose and Dane explore the theme of heartbreak, and of their marriage being shattered by secrets and lies. Both wives go to extremes to get revenge. Every Perfect Lie is more intimate, smaller in scope, and more focused on one partner discovering the deception.
I wouldn’t recommend this if you like plot twists, but if you like reading books with betrayal, hidden criminality and the protagonist taking control, maybe give it a shot!
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April 4, 2026
Can someone who has read this explain how she met Vanessa and she didn’t know who she was but also how in the epilogue she deserved what was coming to her because of all the smug looks she gave her because she was sleeping with her husband?! Am I missing something because that makes no sense?! I’m also confused about if he was actually doing dodgy stuff or she framed him. I’m so confused! I actually really liked the style of writing but it made no sense to me so I couldn’t score it higher. No twist either.
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September 25, 2025
Wow I didn’t see that coming. I read this book in one day on audible.
Emma is a dutiful wife who is married to Andrew. Emma ends up finding out that Andrew is having an affair with his assistant Vanessa. As she uncovers his affair she ends up finding out Andrew has more secrets.
I really enjoyed this book it kept me glued and wanting the story to be longer.
Emma is a dutiful wife who is married to Andrew. Emma ends up finding out that Andrew is having an affair with his assistant Vanessa. As she uncovers his affair she ends up finding out Andrew has more secrets.
I really enjoyed this book it kept me glued and wanting the story to be longer.
November 22, 2025
That was a decent enough read. A scorned wife wants her revenge. The twist was so so. But I will
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