CRASH OF LIES

Dark Psychological Thriller With A Twist

A MUDDY BOOT. A DEAD HUSBAND. A NIGHTMARE THAT WON'T END.

Claire knows she killed her husband.
Not with a gun or a knife, but with five cruel words spoken in a kitchen doorway. Everyone calls it a suicide, but Claire knows the truth. Her penance is silence, solitude, and the heavy weight of the secret she keeps.

Until the morning the boot appears.

It’s sitting center-stage on her porch. Muddy. Worn. Pointed at the door.
It is identical to the one David was wearing the night he died.
The same boot Claire buried in a sealed bin three years ago.

Suddenly, Claire's quiet mourning is shattered.

A cold new neighbor is watching her house with military precision and high-tech gear. A photograph arrives in the mail, revealing a side of David she never knew existed. And her teenage daughter—her only remaining ally—is watching her with a calm detachment that chills Claire to the bone, gently suggesting that maybe Mommy needs her medication again.

Is Claire hallucinating? Is she being haunted? Or was her husband not the victim she remembers, but a monster who left a trail of destruction behind him?

As Claire claws through the lies to find the truth, she realizes the boot was just the opening move. Someone is playing a game with her life.

And the person holding the strings knows exactly where she is most vulnerable.

Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, The Push, and Shari Lapena, Crash of Lies is the pulse-pounding start to the The Lies We Keep trilogy. It is a story about the secrets we keep, the families we break, and the children we raise in the dark.

Shocking Twist! Great story line!!

Absolutely great story line. The twist in this story is shocking. It was hard to put down the audio. The only thing is the author repeats "calculated" to many times to express the actions of the people in the book. It was used to many times. Made the author seem as though they could not come up with new words. Other than that it was a great read!!

I am going to try another book of this author to see if the word is not used over and over.

Hard to Follow

I love a good thriller, and this is the typical genre I listen to. However, this one was confusing and hard to follow. The story line was patchy and jumped all over the place. Virtual voice didn’t help matters.