Trust In Me Paperback – 11 September 2014

I really enjoyed this book & powered through it to find out " whodunnit " the baddie was one of about three I had narrowed it down to ! I am really happy to have discovered this author 🌺

I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed this book. I get annoyed when I figure out the plot too early in a book but this book was the opposite for me! I suspected everybody and when I finally found out "whodunit", I was genuinely surprised. I read a review that said there were too many characters and they all had nothing too them and so the author could've made any of them the culprit. For me I saw it as a woman who suddenly questioned everything and everyone she knew and so it did seem realistic to me. I was surprised that the culprit managed to hide their terrible acts from all they knew but when you find out about their personality and methods, it's more understandable how they managed it. I felt this book was well-written and fast-paced and also gave me the chills at times. a really good book that I would recommend.

Good read with plenty of twists

This chick-lit thriller details the relationships of Olivia, who has been married for thirteen years but lost her younger sister, Kara, to a brutal and violent crime eighteen years ago. The police never caught Kara's killer but when Olivia discovers the body of her best-friend Julia she is racked with guilt but cannot believe Julia would have killed herself. Olivia teams up with Julia's boyfriend and hunts for clues as to what happened to Julia. However, there are suspects everywhere she looks and can she figure this out before anyone else dies.This was a gripping enough read with suspicions aimed at all the major male characters, which makes it a good whodunit, but it was not entirely unpredictable and once I had guessed the identity of the killer I was impatient for the book to end. I enjoyed it on the whole but I found the underlying message regarding Olivia's marriage pithy.An interesting whodunit for chick-lit fans.

What a great read. Lib and Will live with their two children Hannah and Zack. They have a large circle of friends due to Will's big job. They are a happy family, the only thing that mars Liv's happiness is the unsolved death of her sister's death Kara years ago and Will's infidelity 6 years ago. Lib's best friend Julie is the backbone of her life so when Liv Hannah and Zach visit Julie for Sunday Lunch they find her dead. This opens the catalyst to the whole story. Everyone thinks Julie committed suicides except Liv and Damian Julie's boyfriend. This was great, lots of suspects, I kept changing my mind. A rip roaring read.who is the killer????