How can a simple dinner party with a group of good friends go so terribly wrong?
Ted and Juliette are having a dinner party with three other couples at their house. As the wine begins to flow, one guest has an idea for a game. The game consists of a truth and a forgiveness. The couples must write down a secret they are keeping from their partner. Without knowing what the secret is the other spouse must forgive them and burn the paper without ever knowing its content. Although most of them feel uncomfortable playing this party game, they reluctantly go along with it. What really could go wrong?
When two of the guests are found dead the next morning, the others are left with unimaginable guilt for many reasons. Could the game have caused a terrible fight which lead to murder? Do they tell the investigators about this crazy game they played?
As Ted and Juliette begin to try and piece the puzzle together, Ted begins to question everyone’s motives…even his wife’s. Then another death occurs!
What secrets are being hidden and why does Ted feel as is Juliette is not being honest with him? Could this silly game have had anything to do with what is happening to all of them? As marriages and friendships are being tested will anyone survive?
This fast paced psychological thriller hooks you from the very first sentence. The story so well told I gave up trying to figure out who did it and just enjoyed the twists and turns and surprises with an I did not see that coming ending which will make you think…wait what?? Wow!
I will say this…at the next dinner party I attend, when someone suggests playing a game…that is going to be my cue to leave!
Thank you to #NetGalley #HarperCollinsPublishers #R.J.Parker #TheDinnerParty for the advanced copy.
Nice review, Lisa. 🙂 Sure do leave if someone suggests a similar game in the next dinner party.
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Yikes!! That game does NOT sound fun! Luckily I don’t think I’m keeping anything from my husband, so I’d be in the clear 😉 This sounds like a fun read though! Awesome review!
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Nice review Lisa. I’d skip that game for sure. 🙂
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