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A review by mystikai
The Lies We Tell by Jane Corry
5.0
How far would you go to protect your son?
The Lies We Tell examines this exact question when Sarah and Tom’s son comes home telling them he has killed someone. Each has different ideas on what to do and it leads to Sarah run away with Freddy to protect him.
Throughout the book, we have the perspectives of both Sarah and Tom, from when they met to the present day. They both kept secrets about themselves from each other, why they kept the secrets, how they were both so very different from each other and how they drifted apart.
I really enjoyed reading the back story between Tom and Sarah, their differences in parenting styles and other things and what their secrets were.
As we get towards the end of the book it got even better when more things come out and I was totally invested in it. I felt I knew the characters really well by that point.
The ending tied everything up.
I am so glad I picked this up, it kept me reading until late and night and hooked me from the first sentence.
The Lies We Tell examines this exact question when Sarah and Tom’s son comes home telling them he has killed someone. Each has different ideas on what to do and it leads to Sarah run away with Freddy to protect him.
Throughout the book, we have the perspectives of both Sarah and Tom, from when they met to the present day. They both kept secrets about themselves from each other, why they kept the secrets, how they were both so very different from each other and how they drifted apart.
I really enjoyed reading the back story between Tom and Sarah, their differences in parenting styles and other things and what their secrets were.
As we get towards the end of the book it got even better when more things come out and I was totally invested in it. I felt I knew the characters really well by that point.
The ending tied everything up.
I am so glad I picked this up, it kept me reading until late and night and hooked me from the first sentence.