Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC.
This was a decent but sometimes predictable domestic thriller following two timelines. A little exaggerated at times but still a good listen. Takes a bit for the two timelines to merge.
Narrator did a great job.

You Can't Hide followed a few of my favorite tropes:
- Unreliable narrator(s?)
- Husband turns out evil making the fmc slowly lose her mind, and we get to see her get her revenge
- Two seemingly unconnected story lines that connect in the most bizarre way

I really enjoyed this read. There are two couples with seemingly two separate stories that connect in an unexpected way. Both husbands are somehow unreliable, even if one is innocent (or is he?).

There's murder, betrayal, torture and sweet, sweet revenge. What more can you ask for?

I appreciate how You Can't Hide shows how easy it can be to find yourself in a situation that you never thought would happen to you. The gaslighting and abuse of a narcissist are part of the main story line, so trigger warning if that is a sensitive topic for you.

I really enjoyed You Can't Hide. Thank you for the ARC of this book.

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First off I want to thank @netgalley & @inkubatorbooks for my free ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I was hooked at the premise and start of this book. Unfortunately the more I read the more uninterested I was. I felt it had so much potential, but something was missing for me. It was a quick read with twists and turns that held my attention.

What missed the mark for me was the characters which were just okay, I felt no attachment or cared for Beth and what happened to her.

I felt the twists were a bit predictable and the ending left me feeling underwhelmed. Although it was still an entertaining read.