Silent Lies - Kathryn Croft

Silent Lies – Kathryn Croft

‘Your husband didn’t kill himself.’
Five years rebuilding your life. Five words will destroy it again.

Mia Hamilton lived the perfect life with her husband, university teacher Zach, and their two-year-old daughter, Freya. But everything changed when Zach committed suicide on the same night one of his students, Josie Carpenter, vanished.

Five years later, and Josie is still missing but Mia has finally found some happiness with new boyfriend Will.

Until one day when stranger Alison walks into her life and tells Mia that her husband didn’t kill himself.

Desperate to find out what really happened to Zach, Mia is forced to put her trust in Alison. But she soon discovers that Alison has her own agenda behind exposing the details of Zach’s death. Can Mia really believe anything Alison says?

Mia must decide how far she is willing to go to uncover the truth – even if she risks losing everything she loves.

My Review of Silent Lies

Kathryn Croft is one of my favourite thriller authors! I have enjoyed every one of her books that I have read! The Girl with No Past and The Girl You Lost were both fantastic! I want to read them all! I listened to the audio version of Silent Lies to bump it up my TBR!

When counsellor Mia takes an appointment with a woman named Alison, little did she know her life would take an incredible turn. “Your husband did not kill himself” Alison said to Mia. How does Alison know this? What is Mia about to find about her husband who killed himself 5 years ago after doing something awful.

Gripping! Fantastic! Such a great read! I absolutely LOVED it!

I loved all the messed-up characters, I loved the awful ones, and I loved the good ones!

There were heaps of twists and turns! Although I did guess the major one, It didn’t take too much away from the story.

I must admit the ending didn’t really do it for me, but again, it didn’t take much of the story away. I just absolutely love her writing!

Did I enjoy the audio version?

Absolutely! I love it when there are two narrators. I really enjoyed each woman’s portrayal of each character! It was one of the better ones I have listened to lately!