A book with an unreliable narrator

[Kristina]

Really struggling with this one because I'm trying to find a book written this year that fits. Will See What I Have Done work?

[Chinook]

I read And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer, since the point of the novella is to put into words what a mind with dementia thinks. I didn't like it, unfortunately, but I loved Ove so I'll be reading more by this author anyway.

I saw The Good Girl on this list and it doesn't work. (view spoiler)[There are three narrators, the mom, the detective and the kidnapper. Each gives a reliable account. The epilogue is by the daughter and she indeed kept a secret but it's a stretch to call her a narrator since she is only that for the epilogue. (hide spoiler)]

[Marisa]

Do we think The Women in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware could work for this prompt?

[poshpenny]

I didn't read it for a prompt, but I can't think of a single reason to NOT use Slaughterhouse-Five for this. I feel if you make me doubt your reliability that much, I'm counting it.

[Cindy]

I'm reading The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitgerald.