Review: LIES, by T.M. Logan

LIES, by T.M. Logan

St. Martin's Press - Available September 11, 2018

This digital ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 

My Rating (out of 5)

⭐⭐⭐⭐

"The truth of the battle is whatever the victor seems it to be" - Sun Tzu

A thrilling game of cat and mouse plays out in this gripping page turner.

Joe Lynch was a happily married man and father. One day he follows his wife's car into a hotel parking lot to surprise her. He sees her having an animated conversation with a friends husband. When Joe attempts a conversation with him, it escalates into a scuffle, resulting in the other man lying on the pavement of the parking garage, bleeding and unresponsive.  Joe leaves him there to attend to his young son, and that is the last anyone sees if him.

Now his life is spiraling out of control. His wife has lied to him, the police are investigating him for murdering the missing man, and someone is threatening him.

Unable to trust his wife, already convicted in the court of public opinion, being stalked by someone bent on his downfall, and on the verge of being charged with murder, he has only his own wits to rely on to save himself.

This book grabbed my attention early and kept me up late at night! A fine example of the domestic thriller genre.

Happy Reading,

Christine