Tell Me A Secret
A gripping psychological thriller with heart-stopping mystery and suspense
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3.9 • 335 Ratings
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- $3.99
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Publisher Description
‘HOLY MOLY! Hooked from page one is an understatement… keeps you guessing until the very end… felt like we were on a roller coaster ride and surprises awaited at every turn!’ Two Girls and a Book Obsession, 5 stars
When Lorna gets a chilling text from ex-lover Andrew, she feels her perfect life start to unravel around her.
Everything in Lorna’s life runs like clockwork, from her 6 a.m. morning run to the strict 60-minute counselling sessions she gives. It’s the only way she can deal with the terrible secret she carries.
The secret she thought she was finally free from. Because the only other person who knew it was Andrew.
And Andrew died the day before the message was sent...
If you love twisty psychological thrillers that get under your skin, like The Girl on the Train, I Let You Go or anything by Louise Jensen, you’ll be utterly blown away by the jaw-dropping lies in Tell Me A Secret.
What readers are saying about Tell Me A Secret:
‘I am actually blown away… I have whiplash from all the twists and turns… this one stumped me big time. I love it when I book takes my hunches and flips them around on me and is like HA! You are so wrong!’ The Book Collective
‘Gosh!!!… I can honestly say that was the best psychological thriller I have read this year. I am lost for words… will leave you saying OMG… brilliant’ Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
‘Immediately grabbed me and kept me with it all day, I seriously am 100% truthful when I say ‘I couldn’t put it down’... I defy you not to GASP… will leave you shocked and then shocked!!!!… brilliant and exciting’ Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
‘Pick this book up NOW! I mean it – immediately. You won’t sleep until you’ve finished it, but trust me, it’s well worth the sacrifice… the twists were wonderfully unpredictable… I was absolutely shocked’ A Numinous Girl, 5 stars
‘AMAZING twists. The whole book is a twist! I loved it!... ALL OF THE STARS! I LOVED this book!’ Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
‘Mesmerizing… more twists and turns than a rollercoaster… had me hooked in from the first page right through to the shocking final chapter… There was one jaw-dropping, mind-blowing twist that almost caused me to drop my kindle in shock, I most definitely didn't see that twist coming!’ Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
‘Holy wow!… You will not be able to put it down! The faster your heart beats, the faster you want to read and the more you will want know what happens next… keeps you guessing until the very last page. When you think you have it all figured out you are hit with a twist that will leave you reeling!’ A Book With Review
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Hidden bodies have a way of getting found, the same way dirty secrets have a way of getting out. For Lorna Wright—a loving wife and successful psychotherapist—that secret is a steamy affair that she tried hard to put behind her. When the handsome Andrew pops back up in her life again, her resolve weakens and she finds a way to begin chatting with him anonymously online. But things get complicated when Andrew turns up dead—but the messages keep coming. Samantha Hayes’ writing is visceral and immediate, making us feel every pang of sadness and jolt of panic that Lorna experiences on this terrifying ride. The chain of events that puts her life into a tailspin is packed full of unexpected twists and suspicious characters with sinister motives, making Tell Me a Secret a truly heart-pounding ordeal—the kind we couldn’t bear to look away from.
Customer Reviews
Wow
Intense
Really good
This was a really good read. Me and my friend read this book in 7 days. It was crazy in a good way and in a crazy way as well ( if that makes any sense at all) Had twist and turns throughout the whole book.
Such a disappointment
I really wanted to love this book. Nothing happens in the first half of the book. Main character’s actions make no sense. No one in real life would ever act this recklessly. The end of the book was so underwhelming .
I wish I could take back the hours I wasted reading it