Sometimes I Lie

Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney is a razor-sharp psychological thriller that delights in misdirection, memory, and the slippery nature of truth.

Amber Reynolds is in a coma—unable to move, but able to hear—and she’s certain the life waiting for her doesn’t add up.

Told across shifting timelines, the story moves between Amber’s unsettling present and the events that led her there: a marriage fraying at the edges, workplace tensions that turn quietly vicious, and a past that refuses to stay sealed.

With each reveal, Feeney invites you to reassess what you think you know, and whether anyone in this contemporary domestic suspense is telling the whole story.

Perfect for readers who devour twisty thrillers, unreliable narrators, and dark page-turners—especially fans of Freida McFadden and tightly plotted mystery fiction.

Add it to your stack and let this clever mind-game of a novel keep you guessing.