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A review by nwill_reads
The Lies We Tell by Jane Corry
4.0
Rating; 3.5 ⭐️
Straight off the bat we jump right into a confession from teenage Freddy, building the suspense and grabbing you in!
Then we go back to how Sarah and Tom met and their journey together trying to conceive. Once Freddie is born we get the families background and their relationship dynamics which help builds the scene. Little bit of a slow burner, but I didn’t mind it as it helped get a feel of the family dynamics and made sense when the lies were told.
I disliked the troubling character called Knuckles. Purely on the stereotyped name, which really form what we find out about him, is a name wrongly given
Straight off the bat we jump right into a confession from teenage Freddy, building the suspense and grabbing you in!
Then we go back to how Sarah and Tom met and their journey together trying to conceive. Once Freddie is born we get the families background and their relationship dynamics which help builds the scene. Little bit of a slow burner, but I didn’t mind it as it helped get a feel of the family dynamics and made sense when the lies were told.
I disliked the troubling character called Knuckles. Purely on the stereotyped name, which really form what we find out about him, is a name wrongly given