Truly Madly Guilty

Moriarty is a master story-teller that seems to get better with every book. By now I've gotten used to paying close attention to the small details she weaves into her writing. The characters are so real and fleshed out by page 50, you feel like you could have attended this trauma-laced BBQ. Clear your weekend because you won't be able to put it down.

I love all her books and this one was just as good as Big Little Lies. Her writing is great and flows so well. Definitely worth a read if you like mystery and murder!

Interesting read which held my attention and kept me wanting to come back and finish it. Multiple supporting characters with their own interesting story lines. Drama--- friendship, marriage, and career problems.... and more. This book has it all.

Provocative and fresh

I have read almost all of her books this one dragged on. It's not worth the time to read.

This did not disappoint. I enjoyed that there weren't as many main characters as there are usually in her books. Two main characters, with plenty of supporting characters to fill in the blanks. As I read, I couldn't tell which main character (Clementine or Erika) I really wanted to connect with and root for. My feelings changed throughout the course of the story. As always, there were added elements that I didn't expect. And of course, my pre-conceived idea of what might have been the plot, was wrong. I very much enjoyed the ending of this book. Once, the plot unravels and is revealed, the author had a great way of bringing the story to a closure.