One of Us is Lying

The first 50 pages or so of this one are kind of dry and rough to get through, but once you get past that it is good. The story is about a British woman named Maya whose parents die suddenly and leave her their house. She has never had a relationship with them, her mom especially, being sent off to boarding schools her whole adolescence and seeing them only on holidays. She takes a leave of absence from work and moves into the house, planning at first to be there only long enough to fix the place up and get it ready to sell. Then Maya meets two relatives from a side of the family she never knew existed and begins to discover secrets about her family and herself that were intentionally kept from her her entire life. Patricia Wendorf holds out on us with the secrets and the twists until the very end, so the suspense and guesses go through the entire book.