Sometimes I lie

Amber Reynolds wakes up in the hospital to find herself in a coma; she cannot move or speak, but she hears everyone around her. Her memory is foggy and she does not remember what led her to this situation, and she suspects her husband has something to do with what happened. The novel shifts between three timelines: the paralyzed present, the days before the incident, and childhood memories from twenty years ago. Through this flashback, dark family secrets, betrayals, and psychological dangers are revealed. Amber admits that "sometimes she lies" — which makes the reader wonder: is what she hears or remembers the truth or illusion? The ending is full of twists that surprise the reader and cleverly reconstruct the full picture.