My review.
Dear Diary, it's Me by Lucinda Lamont.
Can you keep a secret?
Alice is a young, budding professional, on a seemingly slippery slope. Struggling with life and drinking excessively, she doesn’t want anyone to know how bad her problem is becoming.
This book starts of as Alice is writing in her journal. I did find this part slow. Then it starts getting a gripping read. Twisty. Good ending. 5*.
Blurb.
Alice is a young, budding professional, on a seemingly slippery slope. Struggling with life and drinking excessively, she doesn’t want anyone to know how bad her problem is becoming.
Power couple Hannah and Craig can’t conceive, which sends them down separate paths of betrayal.
Ollie has been bullied all his life, and neglected by his mother. When a new girl, Sky, starts at his school, could she be everything he has been looking for?
Disgraced PE teacher and now local pub landlord, Phil, lives a sordid life. No one knows what lengths of depravity he will go to, to get his kicks out of life.
Can Alice break the cycle of destruction she is on?
Will Hannah and Craig destroy their relationship for good?
Can Ollie get the peace he craves in life?
Does Phil get exposed for who he really is?
Format – Kindle
Publisher – Next Chapter
Publication Date – 9 Feb. 2023
Genre –Psychological Fiction
Author – Lucinda Lamont