Review: Good Little Liars - Sarah Clutton

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Review: Good Little Liars - Sarah Clutton - October 2019

Celebrating a school reunion is supposed to be a happy time but after twenty-five years of secrets, a mystery that was covered up is about to be solved. Emma has been cleaning out the cottage that she is living in and has found an old photograph of Tessa naked. Tessa was found dead twenty-five years ago and it was ruled a suicide, but now Emma thinks she was murdered and in an email to Marlee she tells her, her thoughts. However instead of just hitting reply to Marlee, she ends up hitting reply all and opens a can of worms as others reply about that day and what their thoughts are about it. Only three people though know the truth - Harriet, Jonathan, and Marlee. Can they keep Emma quiet or will the truth eventually be revealed twenty-five years later? This was a good little thriller and easy to read and kept my interest, I also liked how all the characters even side ones managed to be connected in a little web from Clementine, Ben, and Philip. If you are looking for a good UK mystery set on a cold unsolved case, then check out this 2019 release - Good Little Liars by Sarah Clutton.

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