A wonderful intriguing mysterious rollercoaster of a book, it’s absolutely brilliant, unputdownable
Wow another brilliant book by Susan Lewis. It’s an exceptionally well written book with many twists and turns with so many interesting characters. The story is centred on the disappearance of a publisher Jeannie whose married to Guy a consultant, the impact that it has on her family and friends.It also makes you wonder how many of us have secrets and what the outcome can be when they’re unravelled and the effect it can have on families. I also liked the idea that this storyline was based during the Covid lockdown and the problems that came with it. I would highly recommend this book as I was drawn from the opening page as it was unputdownable.
A gripping read, it drew me in from the beginning and didn’t let go until the very last page. Well paced and plotted, cleverly written and insightful.
Successful publisher Jeannie Symonds lives in Kesterly-on-Sea with her eminent surgeon husband, Guy. One day she disappears without trace and trainee investigator, Cara Jakes, teams up with ex-detective Andee Lawrence to resolve the mystery.
As an avid Susan Lewis fan, I’d been looking forward to reading this book. It didn’t disappoint. It drew me in from the beginning and didn’t let go until the very last page. Well paced and plotted, it’s told from the viewpoints of a variety of different characters. Some of them
weren’t very likeable but I would say they were realistically depicted. Fliss was my favourite, she seemed to have travelled the furthest by the conclusion. Who’s Lying Now is more than just a mystery, it’s a story of family dynamics and life within a close knit community whilst living through the Coronavirus pandemic. I thought it was cleverly written and insightful.
A gripping and engaging read which I can highly recommend.