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Louise Weez Freeman (658 KP) rated
May 23, 2020
This book has so much going on with a few amount of characters. Mainly centres round mother and daughter relationship and the lies they create between them and the dealy consequences of that. I really enjoyed reading the second half of the book, took awhile for me to get gripped but I definitely glad I read till the end
Over the past 12 months, John Marrs has shot towards the top of my favorite authors' list, and 'What Lies Between Us' does not fail to deliver.
Featuring the most messed up of family dynamics, the gasp moments keep on coming as we try to decide who is most dysfunctional; daughter Nina or mother Maggie. They both put a big claim to the title.
The writing is so gripping that once you start you just want to keep on going, so despite the disturbing content I didn't want a break.
Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for the copy
Featuring the most messed up of family dynamics, the gasp moments keep on coming as we try to decide who is most dysfunctional; daughter Nina or mother Maggie. They both put a big claim to the title.
The writing is so gripping that once you start you just want to keep on going, so despite the disturbing content I didn't want a break.
Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for the copy
