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Truly Madly Guilty

Liane Moriarty

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Jul 04, 2016 Tonile Reads 📚 rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I really loved this book. It's a bit gentler than the two that came before it, but Liane is such a wonderful storyteller that I think her fans will adore this new book. Easily one of my favourites of 2016 so far.

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Jul 28, 2016 Kira rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: aussie-author, contemporary

truly madly guilty is written in two different timelines which are intertwined: some time after the day of the barbeque where we see the aftermath of what occurred, and the day of the barbecue itself. Finding out what actually happened unravels quite slowly. A lot of the story focuses on the relationship between Erika and Clementine, and each woman and their partners/extended family, along with the family from the barbeque through Tiffany and her husband Vid.

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Dec 03, 2018 Tanya rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: audio-books

It looks as though I'm going against the grain in that I'm not feeling the love for this book. But, I don't know if that's due to the book, or due to the fact this was my first ever audio book (and I'm not convinced that audio books are for me).

Truly Madly Guilty is the story of Erica and Oliver, Vid and Tiffany, and Clementine and Sam. It is told in both present day and flashbacks to "The day of the BBQ" from various points of view.

And look, I wasn't instantly hooked. But again, I don't know if ...more

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