I absolutely loved this. One of those books that once you start you have to finish. It's about a woman called Rachel who starts getting odd messages and phone calls. She goes back to the place she grew up to try and unravel the mystery. Someone is trying to tell her something about her past.

Would highly recommend this book and I'll be looking out for more from this author.

Overall I did enjoy this book but at times I felt the story line got lost. Thank you for the chance to review this.

Good book, really enjoyed it. Will recommend this book to others. And will read it more than one 5******

I am struggling to review this book as I didn't care about any of the characters and the ending was farcical.

Rachel is a psychotherapist who would have been through university and gained an honours degree but didn't have the sense to delete friend requests from unknown people on facebook!! It was nonsensical and dragged on and I nearly gave up on it many times.

Sorry, but it just wasn't for me.

This was probably the most inane, worst written, nonsensical book I have ever read. Ridiculous in everything it tries to do, The plot, the dialogue, the writing style., the characters--poor and jumbled, more holes in this story than anything. Don't waste your time or your money! Zero stars.

ARC received via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

It was engaging thrilling ride.

It took me minute to get into but as I kept reading it got really good.

Rachel is a psychotherapist with fractured memories. When she starts to receive strange messages and phone calls she realize it's connected to her past.

With her mother having dementia she decided to investigate their past as she get closers to the truth she realize her entire life might be a lie.

It has some great twist and turns even though some I guess the ending wasn't want I wanted but it made sense.

I really enjoyed reading this book Thank you to net galley and the publisher for letting me have the chance to read this book had a very good story line first time reading her books. Would love it read more of her books

I enjoyed reading this book. It had a good story to it. It is my first book by this author. I liked the variety of characters in it. I hope to read more books by this author.

Tell The Truth... wow...so many characters who need to do just that. This book has me hooked and the ending knocked me for six!! This was the first book by Amanda Brittany that I have read and her first book is now sitting on my kindle waiting for me to get stuck into. Shady characters, alternate timelines and a story that keeps twisting.. this book is 5 stars all the way for me.

Rachel is feeling lost. Her mother is in a home and dying and her marriage had ended. And now sh is starting to get eerie friend requests on Facebook and weird but vivid flashbacks. As she starts to look into her mums past she learns that her past is not what she thought it was. And maybe she is not who she thought she was.

Thanks to HQ Digital and NetGalley for my advanced copy of this book to read. All opinions are my own and are in no way biased

Wow! That took me on a wild ride.

I had a hard time starting it because it threw a lot of character names at me at the beginning. I ended up starting over and wrote all the characters down as they came up. I am sos glad that I took the time to do that because the book was amazing. It is well written and well thought out. I could not put it down and finished it in a few hours. I had no idea who the killer was. I really could have been anyone.

I would highly recommend this book is you like thrillers.

Thank you Amanda, the publisher, and Netgalley for the opportunity to read this exciting novel. I read and enjoyed Amanda's debut novel, so was looking forward to read her new novel and it was worth it.

The book pulled me in from the beginning and literally didn't let go.
It is told through different time frames adding layers to the mystery.

The pace is really good and the charters are well drawn.
I loved that I couldn't predict the outcome, as the revelations were clever and shocking all the same. Highly recommended.

Tell the Truth made me want to DNF it at some points.

Rachel is quite interesting as a character, apart from her professional as psychotherapist, which we won't touch again every now and then. She was free to investigate stuffs, amidst her separation with husband, mother in elderly care, and terror from fake facebook accounts.

Tell the Truth stretched the suspense long enough and I was swayed several times to just not review the book. However, I decided to brace myself and finish it.

The story itself was good, I can dig the plot, and the twist. It was just to slow for me and the long build up didn't live up to the revelation part(s).

(Thank you to Netgalley & HQ Digital for the e-arc in exchange of an honest review)

Feeling adrift,Rachel begins looking into her mothers past. Something isn’t right and the strange friend requests she’s getting are making her more and more nervous. The more she digs into the past the more she begins to remember and wonders if everything she’s ever known is a lie. A thought provoking novel about identity and how we perceive ourselves.

Rachel’s childhood is a mess of fragmented memories, and her adult life is no less chaotic.
Her mother and daughter were her only concrete links to the past and now they are slipping through her fingers. Fuelled by the fear of losing them both, she delves into her mother’s past, fast becoming entangled in her own tragic history.

With eerie friend requests filling Rachel’s phone and shocking flashbacks filling her mind, she is plagued by her mother’s past, and soon realises that her entire life might just be a lie. Will she ever discover the truth?

"It will have you questioning your own relationships and doubting if everyone in your life is who they say they are." And that it does! Tell the truth really gets you thinking about everyone you know and how well you actually know them. A scary good read that I blew threw in two days! I absolutely love thrillers like this one!

Thank you #Netgalley and the publisher for the ARC of #TellTheTruth
Pub Date: 13 Dec 2018

Rachel is receiving weird, seemingly threatening messages that seem to have something to do with her past. Her mother is sinking into dementia and has secrets that she wants to share with Rachel before it is too late. The book goes back and forth between the present and several points in the past. Overall I liked this, even though I saw some of the twists coming, but it was also a little strange how upset Rachel got over getting a friend request from a stranger. Some things she just seemed to blow way out of proportion. I really enjoyed most of this otherwise and couldn't wait to see if all my guesses about what was going on were correct, but I felt a little disappointed at the end. I'd still give this one 4 stars.

I am sure I will be in the minority with this book but it did take me a while to get into the storyline and unfortunately it didn't 'hit the spot' for me.

Overall it was a bit of a toil to finish it and I was glad when I had got to the end although I liked it but didn't love it.

Thank you to Netgalley and HG Digital for giving me the opportunity to read this book.

I read this book in just over a day as I just couldn’t put it down it’s so good !!
The story is written with two timelines, past and present and mostly between Rachel and Laura making it a compulsive page turner in wanting to find out what and who is at the heart of this totally addictive psychological mystery thriller. The ending is superb and for me it was unexpected making this a very well written novel full of twists and surprises and very well recommended as it’s a brilliant read.
My thanks to NetGalley and H Q Digital for giving me a chance to read the ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.

I received an advanced readers copy in exchange for an honest review.

This book was really engaging until the ridiculous twist at the end. So bad that it almost took away the enjoyment I had gotten in the first 85% of the book. You could probably do better

Holy cow, what a page turner!

Rachel is a psychotherapist with fractured memories who begins receiving ominous Facebook requests, phone calls and messages that are all connected to her childhood. Her mother, the most likely bridge to answers, suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's and even the minimal help she provides is unreliable.

Told from the perspective of Rachel and her stalker, this book crackles with tension. I couldn't put it down. I had to find out who was so determined to ruin Rachel's life and why. Filled with twists and turns, it was a great ride that roared to a satisfying and surprising conclusion.

Thank you to Netgalley, HQ Digital and Amanda Brittany for this ARC in exchange for my honest review.