For years, Anna chased hope, desperate to outrun the lies she'd told herself.
Convinced her future can only be found in the past, she returns back to Brighton, where it all began.
She's older. Wiser. More determined.
Then she meets Patrick.
The man she should never have met.
The son of the only man she ever loved.
The son of the man she murdered over twenty years ago.
This fast-paced, twisted psychological novel will keep you hooked until the final, jaw-dropping twist.
Be prepared for a thrilling descent into the dark side of love with a story so unbelievable you will think it's actually true.
Perfect for fans of books by Freida McFadden, Claire Douglas and Lisa Jewell.
What did I think?
Well this book certainly kept me on my toes and on the edge of my seat! The Perfect Lie is filled with so many lies and twists that I really didn't know what was going to happen next.
Anna is a character I loved to hate; she is completely deluded and she literally got away with murder. When Anna returns to the scene of the crime many years later, she meets Patrick, the son of the man she killed, and it's not long before he is drawn into her dangerous web. Is history about to repeat itself?
Eeeeeek! I couldn't read this book fast enough to discover all of the secrets and lies buried within. I'm keeping my review brief as I don't want to inadvertently release any spoilers but I will say that the plot is super-sharp and the pacing is blisteringly fast.
Impossible to put down and even more difficult to predict, The Perfect Lie is perhaps one of the most twisty books I have read for quite some time. A very highly recommended and completely thrilling read.
I received a digital ARC from the author and this is my honest and unbiased opinion.
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