Jealous, immature, gullible, lying, you name it they did it.īut I can assure you, once I had that realization, I understood more where they were coming from and I softened to both of them more as the book went on. What do I mean by that? I mean they acted in ways that just about every human being on Earth has acted. Until I realized toward the middle that yes, they made mistakes but the reason I didn’t like them was because they were human… I didn’t like either one of them at the beginning. And I can assure you this goes for both Sutton and Ethan. They ware the characters you immediately hate. They weren’t the characters that you fall in love with instantly. The characters in this book were incredibly well written. And what was happening now, to make everything come to light. This book takes you on a thrilling ride of slowly understanding what happened in the past to make the once perfect couple crumble. Then one day Sutton disappears and when the investigators start digging, Ethan is the obvious suspect. What everyone didn’t know is that their life wasn’t all it was made out to be.Įthan and Sutton were struggling through financial troubles, immense grief, blame and jealousy. They had the gorgeous house, the incredible careers as writers and the ideal marriage. Ethan and Sutton Montclair were seen as a perfect literary couple. Ellisonīefore I get too far into this book and why it was so amazing, let me give you a bit of an overview. *I am in no way compensated for providing this book review that contains my truthful thoughts regarding this book. Ellison but it reminded me of Gone Girl and that I was hoping for it to make a twist soon. No, seriously… I texted my friend who was asking for book suggestions and I told her I was in the middle of Lie to Me by J.T. At the time I had been reading it, it seemed like a copy cat of Gone Girl. I have to say, at first I was skeptical of this book. Ellison is one of those books that will leave you dumb founded at the end. Those are the type of psychological thrillers that I have fallen in love with.
You know what I’m talking about, right? The thrillers where you honestly have no idea what’s going to happen? You get to the end of the book and you have to just process what happened?
Especially when it’s a good psychological thriller. I know you all know that I love Romantic Comedies, but I have to admit, psychological thrillers are also becoming one of my favorite genres of books.
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