From the intriguing prologue, to the satisfying epilogue, A Mother's Lie is the kind of read that keeps me up, reading just a few more pages than intended.
Beth is the successful type who appears to have it all with her lucrative hedge fund company. But Beth is really in a race against her past, always looking over her shoulder. She ensures her 15 year-old daughter Dana's hidden pocket in her school uniform vest contains a backup phone & cash. When her ex-husband comes to her quite undone, things go off the rails fast. Her grifter parents bring alllll the drama. Just wow. 🤯 You hear about families like this, and author Sarah Zettel created a believable unbelievable one.It's told from both Beth and Dana's points of view, which is ideal.
The pace of this thriller was good, with enough continually happening to keep me invested.
This was my second book by Sarah Zettel, the first being The Other Sister. For those who have also read both books, what did you think, how does A Mother's Lie compare?
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I received A Mother's Lie in an Instagram giveaway, 🙏🏻thank you teatime_with_a_book! 🍵📚
Until next time,
~Kara
