Thomas & Mercer Every Last Secret

The story is centered around two main characters: Cat Winthorpe and Neena Ryder. Cat is the epitome of the successful, elegant suburban wife, while Neena is her new, seemingly perfect neighbor with a hidden agenda. Neena's ambition is boundless, and she sets her sights on Cat's husband, William, a wealthy and influential man.The narrative is structured to alternate between Cat and Neena's perspectives, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of their motivations and desires.The authors writing is sharp and engaging, with a knack for building suspense. The narrative alternates between Cat's and Neena's perspectives, allowing readers to delve into their minds and understand their motivations. This dual narrative approach heightens the tension and provides a well-rounded view of the unfolding drama. The dialogue is crisp and realistic, adding to the authenticity of the characters' interactions.A great read. I’m looking forward to the authors next book

Honestly didn’t like this book that much. Was so slow paced and the plot was kind of unclear. Took me so long to finish cause of how unclear it was and the ending was predictable

Review: „Every last secret“ by A.R. TorreRating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3,5/5Pages: 300Language: EnglishWeiterempfehlung / rec: eingeschränkt / dependsInhalt:Neena möchte alles haben was Cat schon hat. Ihren Reichtum, ihre gesellschaftliche Stellung… aber insbesondere ihren Mann. Wird Cat sich gegen Neena wehren?Meine Meinung ohne Spoiler:Wieder ein sogenannter „domestic Thriller“, der glaub ich spannend wäre für Thriller Neulinge. Aber wenn man schon viele kennt, dann ist es eher so okay, aber nicht mehr. Ich konnte das Buch gut lesen und es hat ein sehr gutes und auch überraschendes Ende. Glaub zur Zeit gibt mir dieser Genre einfach nicht so viel, kann nicht so viele Emotionen aufbringen.Dieses Buch war ein booktok find, aber keins von den extrem gehypten.Man kann es zwischendurch mal lesen.Werbung, selbst gekauft

Unputdownable! This short thriller captures your attention immediately. The back and forth POV as well as the short chapters has you saying just 1 more chapter till you reach the end.Cat and Neena are both calculating, deceptive and will have you guessing who is more toxic than the other. Can't say anymore, just go read this one to see for yourself.

This book’s hard to put down even though the characters aren’t likable and the plot’s predictable. William playing both Cat and Neena with little to no consequences wasn’t good but not surprising considering how naive both women acted when it came to the truth. Neena was awful but her dysfunctional upbringing gave some insight into why she acted the way she did but Cat was worse because she seemed normal in the beginning then switched gears to full on crazy at the end. The ending’s okay and overall this book’s a fast read but the characters would’ve be better had they been more relatable instead of massively rich stereotypes who value money and power more than anything else.