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To Tell You the Truth
by Gilly Macmillan
I have read a couple of Gilly Macmillian books so far, and To Tell You The Truth was just as good as I was expecting it to be! It was filled with unexpected twits, interesting characters, and short chapters that help build the suspense. I love it when a domestic thriller has more than one mystery to solve and they are intertwined. I was truly surprised at the ending of the book.
Lucy is a wife and a best-selling author, who is trying to escape her past, and on top of that has an Imaginary Friend (Eliza) that she never left behind from her traumatic childhood. Her husband was so shady, untrustworthy, and sneakily manipulating. He is not the person that he seems to be on the surface and the unraveling his part of the story was written very well. Lucy doesn't know who to trust, and only relies on Eliza. But Eliza is unpredictable and left me with more questions as the story went on.
Thank you to William Morrow for my copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Lucy is a wife and a best-selling author, who is trying to escape her past, and on top of that has an Imaginary Friend (Eliza) that she never left behind from her traumatic childhood. Her husband was so shady, untrustworthy, and sneakily manipulating. He is not the person that he seems to be on the surface and the unraveling his part of the story was written very well. Lucy doesn't know who to trust, and only relies on Eliza. But Eliza is unpredictable and left me with more questions as the story went on.
Thank you to William Morrow for my copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.