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All The Lies
She thought he was the perfect husband. Now she’s running for her life.
On the surface, Amy and Jason have the perfect marriage, but Amy is trapped in a nightmare with a controlling, violent husband. Then on a short cruise without Jason, Amy befriends Liz, a young woman travelling alone on her way to meet her birth mother for the first time. Liz looks so much like Amy that they could be sisters.
When Amy regains consciousness after a terrible accident that takes the lives of many passengers, she finds that because of a mix-up in personal effects, everyone believes she is Liz. Only she knows it is Liz who has gone missing, presumed dead. Now, Amy has to make the most important decision of her life: tell the truth and return to a life of fear or become Liz for a while, until she figures out an escape plan.
But as Amy settles into Liz’s life, she finds that not everyone believes all the lies.
And she is only one mistake away from paying the price.
On the surface, Amy and Jason have the perfect marriage, but Amy is trapped in a nightmare with a controlling, violent husband. Then on a short cruise without Jason, Amy befriends Liz, a young woman travelling alone on her way to meet her birth mother for the first time. Liz looks so much like Amy that they could be sisters.
When Amy regains consciousness after a terrible accident that takes the lives of many passengers, she finds that because of a mix-up in personal effects, everyone believes she is Liz. Only she knows it is Liz who has gone missing, presumed dead. Now, Amy has to make the most important decision of her life: tell the truth and return to a life of fear or become Liz for a while, until she figures out an escape plan.
But as Amy settles into Liz’s life, she finds that not everyone believes all the lies.
And she is only one mistake away from paying the price.
238 pages, Paperback
First published September 22, 2020
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5 books3,148 followersNicola Sanders writes psychological thrillers. She lives with her partner on the edge of a forest where she is regularly swooped by magpies.
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November 8, 2022
This was a short psychological thriller. It’s harder to draw you in when there are few pages, but I think the author managed to make you care about the main character. There was a lot of suspense and nail-biting. Perfect!
March 19, 2021
Did I read the same book as all the 5-star reviewers?
I was looking forward to this book because the plot sounded interesting to me. Where do I begin....The writing ruined it for me. I appreciate the perspective of an abused wife trying to escape her husband, but the author couldn't have made her any more weak if she tried. Amy was not some strong woman to look up to. I was embarrassed by her. I think my eyeroll count while reading this is about as many times as the word AMY was used. If you can get through the self-doubt, the constant pity-party, the gaslighting, and the unrealistic choices the characters make you'll probably love this book. Predictability aside, the twists could have been so much better.
One star for it being a fast read. One star for tricking me into thinking this was going to be a good book based on the summary.
I was looking forward to this book because the plot sounded interesting to me. Where do I begin....The writing ruined it for me. I appreciate the perspective of an abused wife trying to escape her husband, but the author couldn't have made her any more weak if she tried. Amy was not some strong woman to look up to. I was embarrassed by her. I think my eyeroll count while reading this is about as many times as the word AMY was used. If you can get through the self-doubt, the constant pity-party, the gaslighting, and the unrealistic choices the characters make you'll probably love this book. Predictability aside, the twists could have been so much better.
One star for it being a fast read. One star for tricking me into thinking this was going to be a good book based on the summary.
June 19, 2021
I really enjoyed this audiobook! Skillfully narrated with a panoply of distinctive characters and accents by Lucy Brownhill. All The Lies is about Amy, a woman who is badly isolated and abused by her husband. He rarely lets her out of the house, but the one time he does….Amy sees a uniquely fortuitous chance — after a terrible accident and a mistaken identity — to escape her abuser forever. To do so she will have to create a whole new identity and lie to a lot of unsuspecting and very kind (mostly) people. Will it work? Or will her husband find her? And will she ever be able to tell the truth to the people she has come to love?
This book has great characters that were really brought to life by narrator Lucy Brownhill. Amy’s plight as a domestic violence victim is compellingly told, happening manipulatively over time and in increasing severity like the fabled frog in a boiling pot of water. You can’t help but like Amy, even though what she’s doing is kind of terrible.
I highly recommend this engrossing audiobook with great characters and suspense, and excellent narration! I’ll be looking for more from both this author AND this narrator in the future.
This book has great characters that were really brought to life by narrator Lucy Brownhill. Amy’s plight as a domestic violence victim is compellingly told, happening manipulatively over time and in increasing severity like the fabled frog in a boiling pot of water. You can’t help but like Amy, even though what she’s doing is kind of terrible.
I highly recommend this engrossing audiobook with great characters and suspense, and excellent narration! I’ll be looking for more from both this author AND this narrator in the future.
March 10, 2021
The TRUTH about ALL THE LIES:
This fast-paced, compulsively readable thriller shows readers that there is more than one way to exit an abusive relationship with a narcissistic psychopath.
TRUE FACT: Many of this book's plot twists were borderline predictable. Overall, however, ALL THE LIES was a compelling and suspenseful read with a likable protagonist. Right from page #1, I was instantly sucked into the storyline and found the book difficult to put down.
I listened to this book's audio edition and the narrator was superb.
This is my first book by Nicola Sanders and I will definitely be looking forward to listening to the author's future titles.
This fast-paced, compulsively readable thriller shows readers that there is more than one way to exit an abusive relationship with a narcissistic psychopath.
TRUE FACT: Many of this book's plot twists were borderline predictable. Overall, however, ALL THE LIES was a compelling and suspenseful read with a likable protagonist. Right from page #1, I was instantly sucked into the storyline and found the book difficult to put down.
I listened to this book's audio edition and the narrator was superb.
This is my first book by Nicola Sanders and I will definitely be looking forward to listening to the author's future titles.
October 18, 2023
Absolutely fuming! After reading “don’t let her stay” which I rated an easy 5 ⭐️ I immediately decided to read “all the lies” and what a lie it was indeed! I have been duped, I have been led astray, run a muck, bamboozled and completely hoodwinked!
What the fuck was this book please?
A woman trying to escape her abusive husband, gets into a cruise accident, steals one of the passengers identity and then what exactly… it started off so well and sunk dipper than the cruise ship in titanic. Big sigh!
What the fuck was this book please?
A woman trying to escape her abusive husband, gets into a cruise accident, steals one of the passengers identity and then what exactly… it started off so well and sunk dipper than the cruise ship in titanic. Big sigh!
May 20, 2023
زندگی و ازدواج ایمی و جیسون به چشم همه، رویایی و شگفتانگیز و حسرت برانگیزه.
اما ایمی به تنها چیزی که فکر میکنه اینه که چطور از دست شوهر خشن، کنترلگر و پرخاشگرش فرار کنه.
و بعد کاملا اتفاقی موفق میشه جیسون رو راضی کنه تا بهش اجازه بده که همراه مادرش به یک کشتی تفریحی بره. اونجا ایمی با دو زن دیگه به اسم باربارا و لیز آشنا میشه و همه بهش میگن که چقدر اون و لیز به هم شباهت دارن.
اما بعد کشتی غرق میشه، نیمی از مسافرین کشته میشن و ایمی که آسیب زیادی دیدهبوده نجات پیدا میکنه. اما کارت شناسایی توی جیبش متعلق به خودش نیست. متعلق به لیزه.
پس تصمیم میگیره تا خودش رو به جای اون جا بزنه. و مدت کوتاهی همه چیز مرتبه. تا این که گذشتهش خشنتر و تهدید کنندهتر از همیشه به سراغش میاد.
این کتاب کوتاه و برای هیجان عالیه. ازش انتظار داستان تکاندهنده نداشته باشین. اما تب و تاب و استرس چرا.
اما ایمی به تنها چیزی که فکر میکنه اینه که چطور از دست شوهر خشن، کنترلگر و پرخاشگرش فرار کنه.
و بعد کاملا اتفاقی موفق میشه جیسون رو راضی کنه تا بهش اجازه بده که همراه مادرش به یک کشتی تفریحی بره. اونجا ایمی با دو زن دیگه به اسم باربارا و لیز آشنا میشه و همه بهش میگن که چقدر اون و لیز به هم شباهت دارن.
اما بعد کشتی غرق میشه، نیمی از مسافرین کشته میشن و ایمی که آسیب زیادی دیدهبوده نجات پیدا میکنه. اما کارت شناسایی توی جیبش متعلق به خودش نیست. متعلق به لیزه.
پس تصمیم میگیره تا خودش رو به جای اون جا بزنه. و مدت کوتاهی همه چیز مرتبه. تا این که گذشتهش خشنتر و تهدید کنندهتر از همیشه به سراغش میاد.
این کتاب کوتاه و برای هیجان عالیه. ازش انتظار داستان تکاندهنده نداشته باشین. اما تب و تاب و استرس چرا.
May 18, 2023
Audio - 5 Stars
Story 4 Stars
Story 4 Stars
December 3, 2024
0*
I feel that even reviewing this book is a waste of my time, but let's give it a go.
Amy is a ballet dancer, but unfortunately she suffers an accident that ends her carreer. She meets Jason, they fall in love, they get married, he abuses her. Amy can't really rely on anyone, because even her own mother adores her son in law and refuses to believe her daughter (misogyny much?).
The characters were flat and the choices they made were totally unreasonable. The whole plot is based on misogyny and it really doesn't make sense. There was no plot twist, since this is the most predictable book ever. The whole 'happily ever after' at the end felt rushed and unrealistic.
There was not even one thing for me to like in this book.
P.S. I don't know why the writter needs to incorporate so much misogyny into her books. It ends up being comical.
I feel that even reviewing this book is a waste of my time, but let's give it a go.
Amy is a ballet dancer, but unfortunately she suffers an accident that ends her carreer. She meets Jason, they fall in love, they get married, he abuses her. Amy can't really rely on anyone, because even her own mother adores her son in law and refuses to believe her daughter (misogyny much?).
The characters were flat and the choices they made were totally unreasonable. The whole plot is based on misogyny and it really doesn't make sense. There was no plot twist, since this is the most predictable book ever. The whole 'happily ever after' at the end felt rushed and unrealistic.
There was not even one thing for me to like in this book.
P.S. I don't know why the writter needs to incorporate so much misogyny into her books. It ends up being comical.
August 11, 2023
A literal waste of time. I’m so confused of the abundance of 5 star reviews. Started out strong and quickly took a nose dive into the ground.
July 5, 2024
I really enjoy Nicola Sanders books - they are pacy, twisty and they make you want to read one more chapter!
Another really enjoyable book!
Another really enjoyable book!
January 6, 2021
Creepy, chilling, and FULL OF TWISTS! Five stars!
September 30, 2020
WOW!!! 5 stars all the way! A great psychological thriller that captured my attention right from the start. What appears to be finding Mr. Right for Amy Logan after a tragic accident quickly changes into something totally opposite. Shortly after her marriage to Jason, Amy finds herself in a abusive relationship where she is becoming a prisoner in her own home. Catering to her husband’s every twisted demand and without success... Amy becomes desperate to find a way out. Once an opportunity to get away presents itself, Amy is all in! What happens next is a courageous attempt to get out, away from living in fear and regain one’s lost life.
The story progresses at a good pace with many unexpected twists and turns. The author also does a fabulous job with character portrayals and the difficult subject matter of spousal abuse. I actually had a hard time putting this book down! This was my first time reading Nicola Sanders and it will not be my last!
Thank you BookSirens & Nicola Sanders for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.
The story progresses at a good pace with many unexpected twists and turns. The author also does a fabulous job with character portrayals and the difficult subject matter of spousal abuse. I actually had a hard time putting this book down! This was my first time reading Nicola Sanders and it will not be my last!
Thank you BookSirens & Nicola Sanders for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.
December 9, 2020
I have no idea what all the other people who read this book are raving about. I found the plot to be predictable, the characters stereotypical and, the book as a whole rather boring.
September 13, 2023
I am actually stunned that this book has a 4.08 average rating.
October 27, 2025
I've read one other book by Nicola Sanders: Don't Believe Her. I gave it 3 stars because it was entertaining.
All the Lies was too initially. The book took a turn I wasn't expecting, and I was into it. The only reason I didn't see the "twist" coming, though, was because I only glanced at the blurb, which spoils the one surprise in the story.
The last 25% was unbearable. It felt like the most scripted, poorly acted, ridiculous, melodramatic daytime soap ever. No one acts or talks like that!
Also, everyone is a psycho: Amy's husband, Amy's mother, the BIL, the SIL, the woman Amy met on the cruise. Maybe even Amy because what woman in her right mind hands over all her money to a dude she met a few months prior?
There's a reveal about the husband toward the end that was whatever. I mentally shrugged. I was so done by that point.
2 stars, but barely.
All the Lies was too initially. The book took a turn I wasn't expecting, and I was into it. The only reason I didn't see the "twist" coming, though, was because I only glanced at the blurb, which spoils the one surprise in the story.
The last 25% was unbearable. It felt like the most scripted, poorly acted, ridiculous, melodramatic daytime soap ever. No one acts or talks like that!
Also, everyone is a psycho: Amy's husband, Amy's mother, the BIL, the SIL, the woman Amy met on the cruise. Maybe even Amy because what woman in her right mind hands over all her money to a dude she met a few months prior?
There's a reveal about the husband toward the end that was whatever. I mentally shrugged. I was so done by that point.
2 stars, but barely.
August 20, 2024
Definitely better than Don’t Let Her Stay
May 31, 2025
3,0 ✨✨✨
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February 14, 2024
This has a lot of physical abuse in it so that might be a trigger for some people. This was a good audio and I loved the narrative throughout the audio. Jason and Amy “appear” to have the perfect marriage but there are a lot of lies going on and revenge plays into the story. The twist at the end was out of nowhere!!! Wow!!! I wanted to listen to this story since I loved her newest book “Don’t Let Her Stay”. Can’t wait for her next book!
April 16, 2023
After reading the author's new release DON'T LET HER STAY, I picked this one up immediately after and was instantly sucked in again.
For a domestic thriller, the subject matter was particularly dark. When we're introduced to Amy and Jason, they seem to be the perfect couple, but we soon find out that Amy is trapped in the hell of domestic violence. Jason controls every aspect of her life, and she has no one to turn to, not even her mother, who seems to favor Jason more than she does her own daughter.
Amy's chance to escape comes in the form of a cruise she tells Jason she's taking with her mother. But Amy goes alone and meets two women who become fast friends; one of them, Liz, even looks like her and confesses that she's going to meet her birth mother for the first time. But after a ferry accident, Amy wakes up in the hospital with a mother who isn't hers. She realizes she's wearing Liz's jacket and has her personal effects and is assumed to be Liz. Could this be the way out of her abusive marriage to Jason, or has Amy gotten herself into an even worse situation with her new 'family'?
I'm eager to see what else that author produces! With just two books, she's already earned a place on my long auto-buy list. Available in paperback or on KU.
For a domestic thriller, the subject matter was particularly dark. When we're introduced to Amy and Jason, they seem to be the perfect couple, but we soon find out that Amy is trapped in the hell of domestic violence. Jason controls every aspect of her life, and she has no one to turn to, not even her mother, who seems to favor Jason more than she does her own daughter.
Amy's chance to escape comes in the form of a cruise she tells Jason she's taking with her mother. But Amy goes alone and meets two women who become fast friends; one of them, Liz, even looks like her and confesses that she's going to meet her birth mother for the first time. But after a ferry accident, Amy wakes up in the hospital with a mother who isn't hers. She realizes she's wearing Liz's jacket and has her personal effects and is assumed to be Liz. Could this be the way out of her abusive marriage to Jason, or has Amy gotten herself into an even worse situation with her new 'family'?
I'm eager to see what else that author produces! With just two books, she's already earned a place on my long auto-buy list. Available in paperback or on KU.
April 3, 2024
3⭐️
Se nota que es el primero de la autora y que ya tenía un patrón en mente. Me gusta que la autora juegue con la frustración de ver cómo nadie cree a la protagonista después de todo por lo que tiene que pasar en sus libros. Más allá de eso, creo que a este le ha fallado profundizar más en la trama de ella en el nuevo pueblo y el viaje en barco, así como reducir escenas innecesarias (a veces parecía un libro contemporáneo) o repetitivas. Ha sido entretenido, pero nada del otro mundo. Si no llega a ser por un par de giros de trama del final, no llegaría ni a recomendarlo. Pd. Lean Don’t let her stay, de la misma autora.
Se nota que es el primero de la autora y que ya tenía un patrón en mente. Me gusta que la autora juegue con la frustración de ver cómo nadie cree a la protagonista después de todo por lo que tiene que pasar en sus libros. Más allá de eso, creo que a este le ha fallado profundizar más en la trama de ella en el nuevo pueblo y el viaje en barco, así como reducir escenas innecesarias (a veces parecía un libro contemporáneo) o repetitivas. Ha sido entretenido, pero nada del otro mundo. Si no llega a ser por un par de giros de trama del final, no llegaría ni a recomendarlo. Pd. Lean Don’t let her stay, de la misma autora.
May 11, 2023
All too predictable story
Woman marries rich man
Man is abusive
Woman escapes only to be found by man
Woman saves the day & kills man
They all live happily ever after
Woman marries rich man
Man is abusive
Woman escapes only to be found by man
Woman saves the day & kills man
They all live happily ever after
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 3, 2023
Despite being so short, this book was hard for me to finish. It was a lot of anxiety and not in a good way.
Basically, the story is about a woman who was driven from one terrible situation to another. Amy has a controlling and abusive husband. To get away from him, she goes on a cruise. The cruise ship sinks and Amy takes on the identity of another cruiser who looks like her, and is on her way to meet her long-lost family. To get away from the husband she had to lie and pretend to be the other woman for a while.
There's a bit more to the story at the end, and everything can be summed up in a few more sentences. This is the main reason why I didn't like the story. There's really not much substance to it if you can sum up the entire plot in a small paragraph. You can read the description of the book from the cover, and that will keep you updated until the middle of the book. Yes, I was keeping track.
The second reason that I didn't like the book was that the main character had no agency, so it was hard to sympathize with her. She knew her husband was controlling to a creepy level but she just wanted to make him happy? She didn't think about escaping until her mother presented her with the cruise. When the other person's mother mistakenly identified her, she just went along with it. When she had to tell the truth, it was because she was discovered. She was guilty of lying and had internal struggles, but it would never be enough to drive her into action. It was always her being placed into precarious situations, and she just goes along feeling things. She has no agency looking from the outside.
Finally, I hate one-dimensionally terrible female characters. They are so infuriatingly bad that it's worse than the pure evilness of the male abuser. The male abuser is manipulative, but he's logically enough work for his own interest. But the female abusers, they protect the male abuser wholeheartedly, for what? It's annoying to have so many characters who are just simply vicious. It speaks more about the author's own experiences than the story itself.
It was suspenseful but not very exciting.
Basically, the story is about a woman who was driven from one terrible situation to another. Amy has a controlling and abusive husband. To get away from him, she goes on a cruise. The cruise ship sinks and Amy takes on the identity of another cruiser who looks like her, and is on her way to meet her long-lost family. To get away from the husband she had to lie and pretend to be the other woman for a while.
There's a bit more to the story at the end, and everything can be summed up in a few more sentences. This is the main reason why I didn't like the story. There's really not much substance to it if you can sum up the entire plot in a small paragraph. You can read the description of the book from the cover, and that will keep you updated until the middle of the book. Yes, I was keeping track.
The second reason that I didn't like the book was that the main character had no agency, so it was hard to sympathize with her. She knew her husband was controlling to a creepy level but she just wanted to make him happy? She didn't think about escaping until her mother presented her with the cruise. When the other person's mother mistakenly identified her, she just went along with it. When she had to tell the truth, it was because she was discovered. She was guilty of lying and had internal struggles, but it would never be enough to drive her into action. It was always her being placed into precarious situations, and she just goes along feeling things. She has no agency looking from the outside.
Finally, I hate one-dimensionally terrible female characters. They are so infuriatingly bad that it's worse than the pure evilness of the male abuser. The male abuser is manipulative, but he's logically enough work for his own interest. But the female abusers, they protect the male abuser wholeheartedly, for what? It's annoying to have so many characters who are just simply vicious. It speaks more about the author's own experiences than the story itself.
It was suspenseful but not very exciting.
January 19, 2024
Honestly, I really enjoyed this story. I loved the plot and it was the perfect length for a thriller. The characters were decent. The twists were fun! It was the perfect binge.
So why am I trying it only 3 stars? Because as good as it was, it was SO predictable. I mean, not one twist caught me off guard. I guessed every single one way before it even happened. With that said, I’m a smidge disappointed and I was left wanting more. I wish the author tossed in a few more curve balls.
I still would recommend this book simply because I thought it was enjoyable. Great potential but didn’t blow me away! I do enjoy the writing style of the author so I would say this is close to a 4 ⭐️ book but not quite there. I look forward to reading more from this author.
So why am I trying it only 3 stars? Because as good as it was, it was SO predictable. I mean, not one twist caught me off guard. I guessed every single one way before it even happened. With that said, I’m a smidge disappointed and I was left wanting more. I wish the author tossed in a few more curve balls.
I still would recommend this book simply because I thought it was enjoyable. Great potential but didn’t blow me away! I do enjoy the writing style of the author so I would say this is close to a 4 ⭐️ book but not quite there. I look forward to reading more from this author.
March 16, 2024
started off strong, lost its way in the middle and then the ending was far too abrupt.
At just over 200 pages, this was quite short for a thriller, and I think that leant itself to it all feeling quite rushed. On the whole I enjoyed the narration, the writing was still gripping and fast paced, but this was not as good as Don’t Let Her Stay and had quite a forgettable story
At just over 200 pages, this was quite short for a thriller, and I think that leant itself to it all feeling quite rushed. On the whole I enjoyed the narration, the writing was still gripping and fast paced, but this was not as good as Don’t Let Her Stay and had quite a forgettable story
June 22, 2025
Well, so many plot twists im glad i found this author!!
October 2, 2020
5⭐️
Zoomed right though this - what a rollercoaster. I was literally on edge the entire time but didn’t want it to finish! Such a well-written and fast-paced psychological thriller and I absolutely recommend it. It’s pretty short at 238 pages but managed to pack such a punch within those short chapters and was a real page turner.
After a life-altering accident, Amy meets handsome and wealthy Jason, and they quickly fall in love. However all is not as it seems. Fast-forward a year and her new husband is extremely emotionally and physically abusive, but she can’t tell anyone as Jason controls every aspect of her life. She has no money and no job and those who remain in her life believe Jason is the perfect man.
A chance opportunity arises for Amy to spend five days on a cruise ship away from Jason, where she would hatch her escape and plan a new life. Amy meets other lone travellers Barbara and Liz onboard and they form a friendship. Amy and Liz bare a striking resemblance to each other.
Tragedy hits the cruise ship. Amy wakes up to find she is in a hospital bed being comforted by someone who claims they are her birth mother. They think she is Liz. Finally, a chance for Amy to lead a different life away from Jason, at least until she can get back onto her feet. Taking another person’s identity is proving difficult though and there is only so long she can continue her amnesiac acts when asked about Liz’s life before the accident. Those around her are becoming suspicious.
Amy is still constantly looking over her shoulder. Is Jason still trying to get to her? Do those around her really believe she is Liz? Surely he wouldn’t be able to find her, right?
Zoomed right though this - what a rollercoaster. I was literally on edge the entire time but didn’t want it to finish! Such a well-written and fast-paced psychological thriller and I absolutely recommend it. It’s pretty short at 238 pages but managed to pack such a punch within those short chapters and was a real page turner.
After a life-altering accident, Amy meets handsome and wealthy Jason, and they quickly fall in love. However all is not as it seems. Fast-forward a year and her new husband is extremely emotionally and physically abusive, but she can’t tell anyone as Jason controls every aspect of her life. She has no money and no job and those who remain in her life believe Jason is the perfect man.
A chance opportunity arises for Amy to spend five days on a cruise ship away from Jason, where she would hatch her escape and plan a new life. Amy meets other lone travellers Barbara and Liz onboard and they form a friendship. Amy and Liz bare a striking resemblance to each other.
Tragedy hits the cruise ship. Amy wakes up to find she is in a hospital bed being comforted by someone who claims they are her birth mother. They think she is Liz. Finally, a chance for Amy to lead a different life away from Jason, at least until she can get back onto her feet. Taking another person’s identity is proving difficult though and there is only so long she can continue her amnesiac acts when asked about Liz’s life before the accident. Those around her are becoming suspicious.
Amy is still constantly looking over her shoulder. Is Jason still trying to get to her? Do those around her really believe she is Liz? Surely he wouldn’t be able to find her, right?
December 17, 2023
This was worse than a McFaden book and that’s saying something IYKYK
About half way through I thought there was gonna be a potential to the book…. But then the rest of the book happened and it was horrendous… thank god it was an extremely easy read and I didn’t waste too much time on it.
About half way through I thought there was gonna be a potential to the book…. But then the rest of the book happened and it was horrendous… thank god it was an extremely easy read and I didn’t waste too much time on it.
January 5, 2023
This book was Overboard meets Lifetime movie lol, but despite that it was pertty good.
June 26, 2023
Fantastic read!
This book gets you from the very beginning! I literally could not put it down! Great from start to finish 👏 loved the ending! Bravo!
This book gets you from the very beginning! I literally could not put it down! Great from start to finish 👏 loved the ending! Bravo!
December 27, 2023
This book grabbed my attention in the first chapter. A woman married to a man that is abusive. It was a page turner for me because I really wanted to know how long Amy was going to keep up with the lie. I just wanted more from the end. Gave a bunch of details throughout the book but I felt like the ending could have gave us just as much details. Overall a really good thriller and I would highly recommend it 🤎
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