Catrin Quinn has had a rough last three years. Rachel, her best friend, was watching her two children and ran into a house for a second. Within minutes, the car rolls down the hill and into water and both children are dead. Three years later, all Catrin can think about is revenging their deaths and killing Rachel.
Now in the small town of Falkland Islands another child has gone missing. This is the third child in three years which is extremely unusual for the small community. Catrin, feels bad about the children, but is still grieving over the loss of her children. Her ex-lover, Callum, convinces Catrin to go with him to an old wrecked ship as a diversion. What they discover there is heartbreaking, the corpse of one of the missing children. While trying to recover from this new development, Callum talks her into going out walking, they come across another child, but this one is alive. Now Catrin is the main suspect.
While Catrin is being questioned, Callum is trying hard to remember what happened as he has been known to have black outs. So Catrin is confessing when Rachel steps up to the plate and claims she did it. Little Black Lies hurt everyone.
Sharon Bolton's novel has several twists and turns. Most of them I didn't see coming. To me this is what makes a great read. There were so many twists, that at times I did have to go back and reread some parts. However, saying this, LITTLE BLACK LIES keeps your attention and is a great book.
Sharon Bolton also shows just how important friendship is. Even though these three characters had not spoken to each other for over three years, they all stepped up to the plate to help each other. I also enjoyed Bolton's description of the scenery. Made me want to make travel plans. While some of the questions still remain unanswered, LITTLE BLACK LIES is a great story. Summer is here. Image yourself sitting by the pool and reading this mystery. You won't be sorry.
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