Author: Natasha Boydell
Publisher: Boldwood Books
Genre: Psychological Thriller
Format: Kindle ARC
No. of Pages: 256
Date of Publication: January 9, 2026
My Rating: 4 Stars
DESCRIPTION:
Ellie can’t stop having nightmares. It’s been the same ever since she saw the car accident, where a man lost his life.
Awaiting the trial of the dangerous driver, where she’s the primary witness, she finds herself befriending Samantha, the widow of the man who died. And – as their children also become friends – their lives become intrinsically entangled.
But then Ellie starts thinking she’s being followed. She wants to believe it’s paranoia. But then she receives a note – written in red ink, like blood – it says just one word ‘LIAR’…
Awaiting the trial of the dangerous driver, where she’s the primary witness, she finds herself befriending Samantha, the widow of the man who died. And – as their children also become friends – their lives become intrinsically entangled.
But then Ellie starts thinking she’s being followed. She wants to believe it’s paranoia. But then she receives a note – written in red ink, like blood – it says just one word ‘LIAR’…
MY THOUGHTS:
After witnessing a horrific car accident that left a man dead, Ellie has gone beyond being shocked. She becomes involved with the victim’s wife. Before long, the two become quite close. The driver of the vehicle that hit the man is up for trial, and with Ellie being the only witness, she has to testify. Ellie gets a threatening note that shakes her to the core. There are other happenings, all growing in intensity.
As Ellie’s story is told, there is another POV in this story. This is where the twists come in, and then this book will hold you captive with shocking twists after twists. I am new to Natasha Boydell’s writings, but am so glad that she is now on my radar.
Many thanks to Boldwood Books and to NetGalley for this ARC for review. This is my honest opinion.
Natasha's novels are available around the world in ebook, paperback and audiobook and have been translated into several languages. She lives in North London with her husband, two daughters and two rescue cats.
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