Dark. Enthralling. Twisted. Bone-Chilling. Unforgettable

Dark. Enthralling. Twisted. Bone-Chilling. Unforgettable

Verity by Colleen Hoover

Dark. Enthralling. Twisted. Bone-Chilling. Unforgettable.

These are the words that came to my mind when I read Verity by Colleen Hoover. The book

follows the story of struggling writer Lowen Ashleigh, who is welcomed to the Crawford

residence to complete the remaining novels of the bestselling book series by Verity Crawford,

who is unresponsive and bed-ridden due to an accident that took place prior to the deaths of

both her twin daughters. With each passing day, Lowen finds herself attracted to Verity’s

husband Jeremy, suspects Verity of faking her condition and even obtains an autobiography

manuscript that contains sinister details Verity has written about herself and her life.

I was unable to put it down, and every turn of the page trapped me in a web of haunting

revelations. This book was the absolute opposite of what Hoover usually writes, but as always

she managed to not push but wreck the boundaries. She perfectly maintains the suspense and

creepiness throughout the book that many others fail to do. To put it simply, the book contains

flawed characters, unbearable tension, disturbing secrets, and it concludes on a twist so

harrowing that it tangles the lines between right and wrong and leaves the reader in eternal

shock and with infinite questions.

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