When the body is pulled from the pond a decades-old mystery explodes.Everyone in that part of Long Island remembers the events of twenty years ago. A young woman, soaked in blood and unable to recall even her name, walked into the local police station. No clue was ever found about where she came from or who she was.Now, that woman is known as Jane and she still doesn’t know her true identity. Yet when she sees the pond being dredged a flurry of memories race to the surface, too. She knows something about the person in the water.At first, Jane is relieved to be regaining a part of herself. But as she unravels her tangled recollections, it becomes clear that knowing the truth isn’t going to set her free. There are people who will stop at nothing to keep her quiet.But Jane’s lived in the dark too long. She’s going to speak out – even if it kills her.There are things she will come to wish she never knew.A compulsive tale of small-town secrets from a brilliant new voice in the mystery genre.Praise for Then She Lied‘My heart is still racing having just finished this amazing crime drama… There are great characters to both care about and despise and the ending – just wow!’ Reader review.‘I was so invested in this read. I was compelled more and more to know what was going on… This book was that good.’ Reader review.‘I was completely blown away. It turned out to be an incredibly addictive and an unputdownable read that had me staying up far past my bedtime. The build up of suspense kept me guessing right until the very end.’ Reader review.‘There’s something especially unsettling about a story where the main character can’t even trust her own memories, and Then She Lied absolutely delivers on that feeling… If you’re a fan of psychological thrillers packed with mystery, buried secrets, unreliable memories and plenty of suspense, this one is definitely worth adding to your TBR.’ Reader review.‘Then She Lied is exactly the kind of thriller I hoped it would be… a gripping read that lived up to my expectations perfectly – I was right to trust my instincts on this one.’ Reader review.
