Lets start with the plot. A mystery you don't see coming, a concealed assault at a party on the grounds of a big estate. Private school boys and girls who don't see them coming, date rape drugs slipped into drugs. Alana is loveable and kind of a mess, and flawed, even though she's ultimately a really good friend and strives for justice and honesty. The title is a total lie, because you can't trust anyone, least of all the main characters. I ended up hating people I loved, loving people I thought I was mean to hate. The book is clever like that. This was an intriguing and engaging read, with a few good twists and turns, even though I spotted the murderer quite early on this did not detract from my overall enjoyment of the novel, as there were some great characters to follow through to the finish. The relationship between Livy and Julia comes to an abrupt end, when Julia is found dead. What at first looks like suicide causes Livy to have certain doubts. These doubts are that Julia is not a person who she would've expected to commit suicide, deep down she feels that she has been killed.

You Can Trust Me by Sophie McKenzie | Goodreads

I find myself in the group of readers who must read every Modglin book written (and there's a lot. This woman writes faster than I can complete a cycle of laundry from wash to fold to put away). Unsurprisingly, not every Modglin book is a success, yet here I am still reading. This book is well written, cleverly structured, has some good characters, plenty of mystery, tension and twists and turns. Desperate to understand the tragedies of her past and hold her unraveling life together, Livy throws herself into the search for Kara and Julia’s killer, who she now believes is someone close to her family. But if that is true, who can she still trust? Damien, the man Julia was secretly dating? Leo, her husband’s boss and a close family friend? His son Paul, her husband’s best mate since college? Or Will, her own dear husband, who has betrayed her perhaps one time too many? A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder meets I May Destroy You, this dark YA thriller is a bold feminist read with a pacy thriller plot that YA fans will love, looking head on at priviliege, bias, sexual assault and male allyship.One thing I’m sure of is that I will always love you more and more from dawn to dusk with every fibre of my being. I love you so much, pumpkin. You’re my strength whenever I’m weak and I vow to never take your friendship for granted; not even for one day in my life. I love you forever, my wonderful friend.

You Can Trust Me by Emma Rowley | Orion - Bringing You News

When I fell in love with you, I trusted you with all my heart, my soul and my body, and I need you to trust me as I will never do anything to hurt you. I love you more, darling. Kiersten Modglin, a leader in the psychological thriller genre, has once again blessed the reading world with another entertaining, creepy and addicting story. With you, I’m whole and I can’t imagine my life without you in it. I promise to always treat you right and love you like you’ve never been loved before. I love you deeply.Falling in love with you was the beginning of a beautiful happily ever after and I want you to know that I will always respect, honour, love and treat you special. I love you unconditionally.