I’ll Never Tell

I haven’t forgotten. I haven’t forgiven. FOUND YOU.

Emma-Jayne and Sarah did something bad in the “doll house” when they were young, and it was Emma-Jayne who paid the price. When Emma-Jayne tried to tell the police what happened, she was branded a liar and placed on trial. Alone, frightened, and scared, she was known as the girl who killed.

Now twenty years later she is living as Alessia, a happily married woman with a young son. But then she gets a note, letting her know that someone out there knows what she did, things get worse from there. Who will believe her? Will anyone? Did she make it all up or is she still being victimized?

As readers learn more about her past in the “Then” sections, things become to fall in to place in the “Now” sections. This book touches on some very difficult subjects and although nothing is told in a graphic fashion, things may be difficult for some readers.

I appreciated how the author dealt with difficult subjects and enjoyed how more things made sense in the end. The middle dragged a little for me, but otherwise this was an enjoyable book.

Thank you to Bookouture Audio and NetGalley who provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All the thoughts and opinions are my own.

3.25 stars