All Your Little Lies | Marianne Holmes | Review

Blurb

Annie lives a quiet, contained, content life. She goes to work. She meets her friend. She’s nearly in a relationship. She’s happy. Not lonely at all.

If only more people could see how friendly she is — how eager to help and please. Then she could tick “Full Happy Life” off her list.

But no one sees that side of Annie and she can’t understand why. That all changes the night Chloe Hills disappears. And Annie is the last person to see her.

This is her chance to prove to everybody that she’s worth something. That is until she becomes a suspect.

Review

A unique story with an interesting frustrating (at times!) main character Annie. Told between her present and past self, we can see all the lies piling up.

The story of a person that will go too far in an effort to fit in, to be worthy of attention. Annie is a very complex and odd character, it is only when you delve deeper into her past you can understand why.

A fascinating read, perfect for fans of Girl On The Train, it definitely has the same vibes, in a good way. I'm excited to see what Holmes does next!

A huge thanks to Peyton Stableford & Agora Books for gifting me a copy in return for an open & honest review.

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