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Party of Liars
by Kelsey Cox
Party of Liars is a fantastic choice if you are looking for a full cast audiobook with a strong production quality and a twisty story in a suburban setting.
To me, this story was very reminiscent of other one night party trope books, however it does do a lot of delving into the past so it does not read all on the timeline of the party. If you like suburban mom drama, this will appeal to you. It is also packed with twists at the end, similar in some ways to Alice Feeney's style.
If you've never read a book in this little sub-genre, give this audiobook a try. On the other hand, if you have read a few of this particular mystery trope you may feel confident to skip this one.
To me, this story was very reminiscent of other one night party trope books, however it does do a lot of delving into the past so it does not read all on the timeline of the party. If you like suburban mom drama, this will appeal to you. It is also packed with twists at the end, similar in some ways to Alice Feeney's style.
If you've never read a book in this little sub-genre, give this audiobook a try. On the other hand, if you have read a few of this particular mystery trope you may feel confident to skip this one.