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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Maybe it is because I have certain expectations from Jewell at this point, and the ending here didn't fit with them.

Nathan sits heavily next to her and rolls his Scotch around a solitary ice cube, one of the huge cylindrical ones he makes from mineral water. She sees Alix getting to her feet and heading toward the toilet, jumps to her own feet, and says, “I’m going to the ladies. You May Also Like Mini Review | Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty April 18, 2023 The Expanse by James S. Whilst celebrating her 45th birthday at the local pub with family and friends, Alix is approached by a woman in the restroom who introduces herself as Josie Fair and tells her that they’re ‘birthday twins’ as it’s her 45th birthday too.Peeling apart the layers of her backstory, discovering her childhood, her role as a mother, and the lies she has told, was pure heart-pounding fun! However, my reason for not giving this a full 5 stars is that this final 15% felt as if it just lost steam and wasn’t sure of how it wanted to end, so it took a milder finale that had me feeling a little deflated, going from full speed ahead to a little bit of, “Wait, that’s it?

My inspiration for this book was taken much more from TV documentaries such as Abducted in Plain Sight, Don’t F**k With Cats, The Tinder Swindler, etc. Alix comes into her life at just the right time--a podcast host, she is the perfect woman to help Josie share her intriguing story. The plot promises an intricate exploration of psychological twists and turns, ensuring readers remain hooked throughout the entirety of this compelling thriller.Upon hearing Josie's life story, Alix becomes deeply affected by the traumatic experiences she endured, prompting sympathy and concern. However, for the plot as a whole this was excellent and whilst not entirely surprising, it was unpredictable which maintained the tension in the story.

It means she’s wrong, that everything, literally everything, about her is wrong and that she’s running out of time to make herself right. It’s like listening to a concerto slowly raises its tempo and as you reach the ending, you hear the crescendo: that’s moment the earth shattering revelation squeezes your heart, you barely breathe!As Josie strike up a conversation in the ladies room she realizes not only were they born on the same day…but in the same hospital. You know something isn’t quite right, there are red herrings making feel uncomfortable inside, but you want to dive into the murky water to see the creatures lurking there. This quest leads her to Alix Summer, a renowned podcaster, where she sees an opportunity to share her intriguing life story and embark on a journey of reinvention.