None of This Is True

It kept me guessing and wanting more and the ending just didn’t support the rest of the build up of the story. I enjoyed it though so I’m giving it 4 stars.

I became a fan of Lisa Jewell after reading,reading, “then she was gone” but this book she has truly outdone herself. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the entire read. I have. Ran home every evening to get back started where I left off the book was absolutely riveting and I enjoyed every plot twist that encountered. Just when you think you have a grasp of what’s happening you have no clue. It’s a must read!

This book really was all over the place, I’m left still questioning what was the real truth! Love a good cliff hanger. There were so,e unnecessary parts of the story that drug on, but overall great read

At first it started slow for me and I had put it down several times. Then not to long ago it got so intriguing that I binged the book completely. Such an amazing genre!

I really enjoyed this book a lot. It honestly gave me a simple favor vibes. It had such an interesting story and kept you wanting to know more and more. I was eagerly reading this book. I will say the ending wasn’t a definitive ending. It leaves it up to the reader. I would’ve given 5 stars but I love a book that has a definitive ending and all questions answered, but this book did not! I would recommend this book! It was an enjoyable read “Alix is a successful podcaster known for telling compelling stories about other people’s lives. Josie, on the other hand, is a quiet, odd, and seemingly unremarkable woman with a mysterious past. They meet by chance at a restaurant, celebrating their shared birthday, and Josie becomes fascinated with Alix’s life. Josie manipulates her way into Alix’s world, convincing her that her story—a tale of abuse, secrets, and survival—would make for a fascinating podcast series. As Josie begins sharing her life with Alix, the details she reveals grow darker and more disturbing. Josie talks about her controlling husband, her strained relationship with her daughters, and traumatic events that shaped her. But as the podcast progresses, Alix begins to sense that Josie may not be telling the whole truth—or any truth at all. At the same time, Josie is quietly infiltrating Alix’s personal life, observing her family and inserting herself into their daily routines. The narrative alternates between Alix’s perspective, Josie’s chilling confessions, and future snippets of a true-crime documentary, hinting that their relationship leads to tragedy. This structure keeps the reader questioning who to trust and what really happened. As Josie’s behavior grows increasingly erratic, Alix discovers unsettling truths that leave her questioning whether she and her family are in danger. The story spirals into a dark and shocking conclusion, forcing readers to grapple with the idea that truth can be elusive—and sometimes horrifying.”

…but it was an un-put-down able book.

You think you know the characters. Then, you don't! And the ending? Chef's kiss.

Intriguing and somewhat disturbing. Well written and so interesting that it was difficult to put down as you want to get to the end to find out what exactly is true!!

It took me a bit to get into it but once it picked up I was hooked and couldn’t stop reading.

Page turner until the ending wasn’t what I expected