This has been a massive point of contention between her and her husband, Richard, for many years and now he has left her for another woman and she has just found out via a scan posted on social media that they are now pregnant with their first child together. With thanks to NetGalley and Bonnier Books UK Zaffre for the much appreciated arc for an honest review. Of course, despite there being a huge selection of seating she chooses to sit down at the table opposite Ellen. Kathryn's mobile phone begins to ring and she ignores it but a few seconds later it lights up again. Taking a little detour at the request of his son, who sees Mommy’s car on the road and wants to follow it, which of course, Joe does.

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But that is a personal issue and didn’t take away from the anticipation and excitement of the ending. The characters in the story were hugely interesting and believable, which made it really difficult to know who to trust, I was doubting EVERYONE! His previous thriller, THE CURFEW, was also a Sunday Times bestseller, as was TRUST ME - described as ‘Everything you want from a thriller, and more.

M. Logan’s Trust Me in three words it would be imaginative, addictive, brilliant, this book is all these things and more, it’s the definition of a ‘thriller’ he provides the reader with excitement, anxiety, tension, suspense, fear, whilst the plot twists and turns like the proverbial roller coaster. The different points of view in the storytelling works well, their perspectives are interesting and a good contrast to Ellens. This is the position that Ellen finds herself in and she's just the kind of woman who can't resist getting involved.

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There was a nice little extra twist at the end though that I did enjoy so in the end I still thought the book was good but could have been a bit better to me. I figured out rather early on what was really going on, which turned this into a boring reading experience. I had worked out the bad guy from pretty early on, largely because of how heavy-handedly the author tries to point readers in a different direction, and when the reveal finally comes the novel finishes abruptly and the perpetrator never really felt credible to me.

This is the thriller of the decade' My Weekly 'Everything you want from a thriller, and more' Lesley Kara ____________________________________________ TWO STRANGERS, A CHILD, AND A SPLIT SECOND CHOICE THAT WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING . The ending, however, was fantastic and I was thoroughly gripped to the last page as the story was tying up the ends. Unsolved murders, multiple suspects, secrets and the fear of trusting the wrong person keeps this novel ticking along to it's dramatic conclusion.