Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney

Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney

Amber Reynolds tells you three things on the first page: her name, that she is in a coma, and that sometimes she lies. She can hear everything in the hospital room and move nothing.

Feeney runs three threads — the week before the accident, the coma itself, and a child's diary from twenty years earlier — and each one quietly undermines the others. The final twenty pages have made this one of the most passed-around thrillers of the last decade, and rereading the first chapter afterwards is a different book.

Alice Feeney's debut, and the novel that established her as the queen of the unreliable narrator.

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