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A review by slebs55
Trust Me When I Lie by Benjamin Stevenson
4.0
Thank you Netgalley for this eARC in exchange for an honest review.
This novel is based in and around Sydney Australia. It centers around a documentary about a murdered woman, Eliza Dacey, and her killer behind bars. The documentary lead Jack Quick believes Curtis Wade was wrongfully imprisoned the murder of Eliza. Once the documentary aired Curtis had a re-trial and was cleared of the murder. 4 years behind bars and he is finally free.
Once released his defense attorney Alexis is murdered. Same style as Eliza; two fingers in her mouth and all.
As evidence is found everything is stacking up that it's Curtis again. But small towns have secrets. Some even worth killing over.
The questions start to mount up. Is Curtis the true killer and Jack helped set him loose on the world. Is someone in fact setting Curtis up?
Read this juicy novel and find out. I can promise this, the end is not what you think. Benjamin Stevenson brilliantly captures his readers with this docu-drama-thriller!!
This novel is based in and around Sydney Australia. It centers around a documentary about a murdered woman, Eliza Dacey, and her killer behind bars. The documentary lead Jack Quick believes Curtis Wade was wrongfully imprisoned the murder of Eliza. Once the documentary aired Curtis had a re-trial and was cleared of the murder. 4 years behind bars and he is finally free.
Once released his defense attorney Alexis is murdered. Same style as Eliza; two fingers in her mouth and all.
As evidence is found everything is stacking up that it's Curtis again. But small towns have secrets. Some even worth killing over.
The questions start to mount up. Is Curtis the true killer and Jack helped set him loose on the world. Is someone in fact setting Curtis up?
Read this juicy novel and find out. I can promise this, the end is not what you think. Benjamin Stevenson brilliantly captures his readers with this docu-drama-thriller!!