Review: So We Lie - Willow Rose

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Review: So We Lie - Book #17 Eva Rae Thomas Series - Willow Rose - October 2021

Willow Rose has done it again with So We Lie, a riveting addition to the Eva Rae Thomas series that takes us back to where it all began. Published as Book #17 in the series, this prequel is a brilliant standalone that offers readers a glimpse into Eva Rae’s early days as an FBI profiler with the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU). Fans of Criminal Minds will find themselves right at home with this gripping, psychological thriller.

The story kicks off with the mysterious death of Arlene Wood, a mother of two who crashes her car into a tree at four in the morning. While the accident seems cut-and-dry, the discovery of unusual evidence in the car’s wreckage casts doubt on the initial findings. When Arlene’s husband is convicted of her murder, the case appears closed—but questions linger. What drove Arlene to leave her home in the dead of night? Was she meeting someone? And if so, who?

Fast-forward six years, and we meet a younger, more uncertain Eva Rae Thomas, fresh out of FBI training and ready to take on her first big assignment. As she revisits the case, Eva Rae uncovers a startling clue that could exonerate Arlene’s husband and expose the true culprit. But with her inexperience working against her and the odds stacked high, Eva Rae must summon every ounce of her determination to convince her team to reopen the investigation. The tension escalates as she races against time to catch the killer before they strike again.

Whether you’re a long-time fan of the series or a newcomer, So We Lie is a must-read. Willow Rose delivers a masterclass in suspense, making this prequel an unforgettable addition to the Eva Rae Thomas universe. Prepare to be hooked from the first page to the last!

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