Review: I Know Who You Are, by Alice Feeney

I Know Who You Are, by Alice Feeney

MacMillan Audio - 2019
Thriller
Audiobook
Narrated by Stephanie Racine

10 hours, 19 min

My Rating (out of 5)

⭐⭐⭐⭐

Another taut, well written novel by Alice Feeney

Aimee Sinclair is an actress on a rising career trajectory - until the day her husband goes missing. As the spouse of the missing person, Aimee is questioned by police - but they don't believe she had nothing to do with her husband's disappearance and they think Aimee is lying.  

They are right about Aimee lying, but not about what she is lying about. Aimee has secrets. She isn't who everyone thinks she is - well, almost everyone. She is convinced she is being stalked by someone who does know her secrets. Can she survive her husband's disappearance with her reputation, career, and secrets intact?

Feeney has a knack for twisty plots and taut story lines.  Reading this book was akin to assembling a jig-saw puzzle with a couple key pieces hiding unnoticed under the box lid - you have a general idea of what you are looking at, but you can't quite make it work no matter how you twist and turn the pieces you have, until you brush aside that lid and find those pesky pieces and you complete the puzzle.

Narration was provided by Stephanie Racine. Range of character was very good as she deftly switches from an Irish brogue to English lilt, from young to old, male to female. A good range of emotion was also present, as well as good tone and cadence.

Feeney is definitely showing herself to be an author to watch in the genre of Psychological Thrillers.  If you enjoyed Feeney's first novel - Sometimes I Lie (my review can be found HERE) you will probably like this one too.

Happy Reading,

Christine