None of This is True: The new addictive psychological thriller from the #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of The Family Upstairs

Reviews

Carla Warren

They meet up again – one podcast is all about birthday twins. Twisty and your head hurts when you’ve finished. The mixed media format made it perfect for audiobook as the excerpts from interviews and podcast episodes brought the story alive and made me feel like I was listening to a true crime podcast rather than a work of fiction.

Sian Davis

Great reading & half way through this one 💯 I went from seeing Josie as a sad, lonely, downtrodden woman to a predator waiting to strike.

lizziec

When, soon after their initial meeting, she bumps into Josie outside her children’s primary school, the pair strike up a conversation and ultimately Alix agrees to interview Josie for another podcast, with a slightly different angle. When I choose ' And then she was gone . Alix agrees to a trial interview and sees the potential for a great story in Josie’s complex and strange life.

Shirl Davis

I didn’t give it the 5 stars due to the ending… which I cannot get into because it will be a spoiler, but still what a GEM of a book. My only gripe is with my kindle which I couldn’t keep plugged in long enough to read it all in one go! And as Josie pushes her way further into Alix’s life and home, she begins to wonder who Josie really is and what she might be capable of….