The Liar I Married

by D.K. Hood

Review

The Liar I Married is one of those whirlwind thrillers that grabs you right away and keeps you second-guessing everything all the way through. I spent a good chunk of the book trying to piece together who the real culprit was, and even when I thought I had it figured out, I still wasn’t completely convinced. That push-and-pull between “I know what’s happening” and “wait… do I?” is exactly the feeling I love in a thriller, and this one delivers it so well.

On top of that, the story tapped straight into some of my own very real fears—accidents that lead to comas, waking up with partial or full amnesia, and trusting people who might be intentionally warping the truth. The gaslighting element was chilling in the best way. This book kept me engaged from start to finish, and honestly, it was a fantastic read. I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone who loves thrillers that mess with your head in all the right ways.