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itsallaboutbooksandmacarons 's review for:
Her Many Faces
by Nicci Cloke
This one had such a unique plot. Someone accuses her of killing four of her exes — or maybe she actually did it? I kept going back and forth the whole time, which made it even more fun. It had suspense but in a kind of quiet, creeping way, not over-the-top.
The story felt different in a good way. Not just another crime drama. It played with guilt, blame, and trust in a way that kept me thinking, and the whole time I couldn’t really tell who I was supposed to believe.
Also — it was a really nice audiobook. The voice fit the mood perfectly and made it super easy to stay hooked. I honestly just wanted to keep listening and figure out what was really going on.