None of This is True: The new addictive psychological thriller from the #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of The Family Upstairs

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I've been an avid Lisa Jewell fan since her first release and I've anticipated each book and devoured it within hours and. Lisa Jewell's first novel, Ralph’s Party, was published in 1999 and was the best-selling debut novel of the year.

It starts slow but the sinister feeling tingles beneath your neck, warning you bad things are about to come and sooner all hell breaks loose. For the rest, it boils down to the reader’s ability and/or willingness to ignore certain aspects of the story. You May Also Like Mini Review | Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty April 18, 2023 The Expanse by James S. Shortly after, they bump into each other again outside of the school that Alix's children currently attend, and Josie's attended years ago.A group soon follows behind her, other similarly aged people; someone is holding a bouquet of flowers; another carries a selection of posh gift bags. But then it's revealed, amidst a sea of lies, that one story was TRUE: a character involved in grooming a young woman really DID groom said teenager.

The story takes a dark and intricate turn as the dynamics between the two women become increasingly complex. As the birthday celebrations get underway, a chance encounter between Josie and Alix reveals they not only share the same birth date, but they were also born in the same hospital, on the same day, and went to the same school. In walks a blonde, well dressed, attractive ‘Birthday Queen’ and this proves to be podcaster Alix Summer with a big crowd including husband Nathan.

Instead it seemed an ideal opportunity to show how divergent women’s lives can be in spite of similar beginnings. Lets just pack all the toxicity into one novel shall we - a pedo, a narcissist, an alcoholic and a psycopath! I buddy read this with my sister Irina, and part of the reason I love reading the same book as a friend or friends is due to the fact that you can really hash out your book review content ahead of time. Before you even start the book you know that someone isn’t telling the truth, so right away I know not to trust anything Josie says!