Tell Me No Lies

By: Lisa Hall

Narrated by: Penelope Rawlins

‘An excellent thriller that had me hooked from the start’ Katerina Diamond ‘Breathlessly fast-paced and cleverly unsettling … the very definition of unputdownable’ Heat ‘A paranoia-inducing plot that makes you question everyone!’ Sam Carrington

Don’t. Trust. Anyone.

It was supposed to be a fresh start.

A chance to forget the past and embrace the future. But can you ever really start again?

Or does the past follow you wherever you go?

Steph and Mark have just moved house, trying to find a way forward after all the secrets, lies and betrayal.

But starting over isn’t always easy. Especially when someone will go to any lengths to make sure you never forget…

Praise for Lisa Hall:

‘An excellent thriller that had me hooked from the start’ Katerina Diamond

‘Breathlessly fast-paced and cleverly unsettling, this thriller is about a couple trying to escape their past is the very definition of unputdownable’ Heat

‘A paranoia-inducing plot that makes you question everyone! Lisa Hall’s new novel is one to get under your skin and has an ending that’ll leave you reeling’ Sam Carrington

‘Gripping and unforgettable…(A) haunting novel will make you question your most secret fears – and will leave you wondering who you should really trust…’ Inside Soap

‘A gripping and nail biting read … A story that is seriously going to mess with the readers head’ By The Letter Book Reviews

Critic reviews

‘Breathlessly fast-paced and cleverly unsettling, this thriller about a couple trying to escape their past is the very definition of unputdownable.’ – Heat

‘An uneasy creeping feeling followed me through the book – I was never quite sure who I should be trusting – I read this book in one sitting because I had to know what was going to happen next. An excellent thriller that had me hooked from the start.’ – Katerina Diamond, author of THE TEACHER and THE SECRET

‘A paranoia-inducing plot that makes you question everyone! Lisa Hall’s new novel is one to get under your skin and has an ending that’ll leave you reeling.’ – Sam Carrington, author of SAVING SOPHIE

‘Gripping and unforgettable…(A) haunting novel will make you question your most secret fears – and will leave you wondering who you should really trust…’ – Inside Soap
‘What a page turner! Compelling, chilling and an incredibly impressive debut.’ – Alex Brown on BETWEEN YOU AND ME

‘Tell Me No Lies is a gripping and nail biting read. … A story that is seriously going to mess with the readers head.’ – By The Letter Book Reviews

‘Lisa Hall has yet again written an exciting, yet unnerving novel in Tell Me No Lies. I was gripped, I was uneasy and I was utterly enthralled in every page, every word, every letter.’ – Brunette’s Bookshelf

‘After reading this book I can guarantee that you will Never.Trust.Anyone.Ever.Again.’ – My Reading Corner

the end disappointed me

I really did enjoy this book I was sad about how it ended but I guess the re can't always be a happy ending

slow in the beginning.

didn't expect it to end like it did. I was pleased. got good from 10 on

Awful Reading!

Total waste of money! I can't finish listening as the narration and awful attempt at character voices makes it unbearable!

I was entertained but NOT impressed at all.

Hm. I’m a fan of Lisa Hall and I’ve had this book in my wish list for a while but the low ratings deterred me from getting it. But I decided to just go for it and I ended up liking the pacing and and the twists. However, the other reviews are accurate that emphasize how utterly clueless the main character, Steph, is. She really is excruciatingly oblivious to all the obvious stuff happening around her so it makes the events easier to unravel— but very unrealistically. This book has the framework for a great psychological thriller with a lot of twists and turns but the execution is so oddly unbelievable. The ending was extremely unfortunate and wholly unsatisfying. On a positive note, I was still able to remain engrossed in the drama and suspense from start to end, as far fetched as it was. I was entertained but most definitely not impressed, so it wasn’t a total loss and I don’t regret getting it.

Predictable

I find it very peculiar that with such a twist in her first book, "Between you and me," that this one should be so predictable from the very beginning. Also, the book ended very "unfinished" for me. There were lots of obvious things that could have been done to put this to rest very easily without the hours it took to listen to it. A protagonist that blind is just not believable at all—especially with all she'd been through previously. I hate to say that I was very disappointed with this one, as I was really looking forward to it. I should have taken heed to the many reviews that said it was predictable.