Don’t Trust This Book
Don’t Trust These People
Don’t Trust Yourself
And whatever you do, DON’T give away that ending…
‘Sarah Pinborough is about to become your new obsession’ Harlan Coben
Louise
Since her husband walked out, Louise has made her son her world, supporting them both with her part-time job. But all that changes when she meets…
David
Young, successful and charming – Louise cannot believe a man like him would look at her twice let alone be attracted to her. But that all comes to a grinding halt when she meets his wife…
Adele
Beautiful, elegant and sweet – Louise’s new friend seems perfect in every way. As she becomes obsessed by this flawless couple, entangled in the intricate web of their marriage, they each, in turn, reach out to her.
But only when she gets to know them both does she begin to see the cracks… Is David really is the man she thought she knew and is Adele as vulnerable as she appears?
Just what terrible secrets are they both hiding and how far will they go to keep them?
This was the first book I read in 2017 and it got the reading year off to a fabulous start!
Through the eyes of both Louise, struggling and unhappy single mum, and glamorous and seemingly together and accomplished Adele, the author draws you into a story where you soon realise that you don’t know who to believe or who to trust. But this is much more than a mysterious, dark love triangle – there’s a massive twist that I guarantee you really won’t see coming.
Aside from the very, very clever twist, the writing itself is excellent. The characters are well-developed, believable and Louise is relatable and really likeable. The dialogue is convincing and the situations and settings are authentic however strange the story becomes.
A remarkable book, enjoyable and compelling – do read it!
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing a review copy.
Fantastic review and I went straight off to get it but at £7.99 for the kindle version it’s unfortunately a little too pricey for me. Shame because it sounds just like my sort of read.
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Gosh, that is a lot. Never understand how they can justify the Kindle version being the same price as the paperback. Hopefully it will come down in price.
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Indeed. I was attracted to another one this morning and that was £9.49!! Anyway I have put this on my TBR on Pinterest so I may get to it one day 🙂
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The hardback is £4.99 on Amazon – a little less painful!
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Oooh, another book to add to the reading list…nothing quite like an unexpected twist! Great review!
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Thank you 🙂
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Sounds good. I’ve put it on my wish list. Interesting about the pricing. I’ve found myself going back to buying more paperbacks – partly because I do love the way a book feels – and partly because sometimes the price of the ebook is becoming silly.
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It is nice to have something tangible, isn’t it? I’ve become a bit over-reliant on eBooks because it’s so easy, but I do like a ‘proper’ book!
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Wow, that’s quite some recommendation!
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