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This story is told backwards. We meet Robbie and Emily in their eighties, the first chapter is Robbie's last day, following on from that each section of the book takes us back a decade or two. It's not until the very last chapter that we can see how their lives have played out, how the domino effect really started.

I enjoyed this a lot, it felt like watching a film in reverse. Great concept, I'd pick up more titles from this author.

Very good. This is a story of secrets and how they can affect a family down the generations if they are revealed. A real page turner as the author slips in references that even though there are plenty of secrets within this family there is a much bigger secret to come and that it could have devastating effects if revealed.

‘Together their life was a lie‘

I enjoyed my holiday read and have also enjoyed reading a psycho-thriller ‘He said, She said‘ which centres around an accusation of assault. Slightly predictable ending though!

No idea what to expect from this one- I loved the cover but I haven‘t read anything else by this author!

Let‘s find out! X

This just sounded too interesting to pass up. $3.99 on Kindle today.

Guys I finished this book 3 days ago I think but I‘ve been too busy to post anything

I just wanna say that I have never wrote a review and I don‘t know how to write one either
So I‘m just gonna say that this is a really really good book and I recommend this novel to everyone. I cried my eyes when I started, while reading and when I was done.

Starting this on our mini girls holiday in cornwall next to our own hot tub 👌🏼💫💁🏽

My morning with these beauties 💕

I‘m really enjoying reading this book and I want my friends to read it too but I know they won‘t so me being a good friend I started reading the book for them like they are listening to an audiobook 😁🙂

Not like this, not all at once, not forever. Please, no.

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Remember this, he told himself. Remember how proud of her you are right now. Remember how everyone here trust her. Remember how you would do anything for her. Don‘t forget.

Some reading on my way to work 💕🌱🌱

Starting this one for a book club but I don‘t think I‘ll be able to attend. 😢 I started reading last night before bed but I never seem to remember anything when I read in bed at night. Ever. Can‘t tell you anything or what the book is about! 😩😱😴
The cover sure is pretty. Are you an “In-Bed-Before-Sleeping” Reader?

1. Our weather is cooler than “normal”.
2. Favorite springtime dish would be asparagus. And pie? 🥧 (pie is year round! But how about pie with whatever fruit is locally available right now - unfortunately I can‘t think of what that should be...)
3. I tag @Nutmegnc - I am looking forward to reading An American Marriage next, and listening to Hunger. I also have Together to read for book club but I don‘t think I will be able to attend the meeting.

I love this eclectic shelf at the local cafe.

I spent the last three weeks or so taking care of my ex while he recovered from surgery. He actually was staying with me for a large part of that time, and he couldn't drive during it either, so there was a lot of together time that really drained me. Today was the first day that I've had in a while where I had few obligations and could just relax and try to recover from giving so much to him and so little to myself.

I‘m just over here buying a book for its cover 😍but the description sounds good too.

Absolutely brilliant read. Was captured by the reviews as lots of comments on how it was wrote back to front - from present to past. I can honestly say I enjoyed every moment from start to finish. Bit of a tear jerker. Pulls on your heart strings but if your after a proper true love story with a few twists and turns thrown in.... this is your book! 📚