Take it to the grave by ZOE Carter.
As Sarah Taylor-Cox stares at the anonymous letter, her body starts to shake with dread. She has everything to lose – a gorgeous husband, a beautiful baby, and a picture-perfect house in the Hamptons. And now, the lies she’s built her life on are starting to crumble, one by deadly one…
“I know your secret. I’m going to tell.”
Gripping read. Could not put it down. Can't wait for next part. 5*. Netgalley and harlequin (Canada and Australia).

I'm not a fan of what should have been a single book broken. Into multiple "parts". Thought I'd give this one a try. As a series intro it's not compelling enough to make me purchase the others in the series. Could be an interesting story, but the story breaks before you have any real commitment to the characters. It's kind of like catching part of a movie and not caring enough to see if you can find it again to see the rest. It may be a great story. It certainly has promise. It just didn't deliver in Part 1.

I enjoyed the twists and turns but wish It was a little longer, of course. Can't wait for the next 5 books! I was a netgalley reader, and I am excited, the cliffhanger will kill me!!!!!

No review . Told in first person. Cannot get into stories told in the first person point of view.

I received an ARC from NetGalley for an honest review.

To start, this was a VERY quick read. I am used to reading series, but this was more along the lines of a short story. It is an interesting idea to break up one story across 6 "books", but it may be effective, because I was left wanting more.

I was drawn in the entire time, and don't want to wait 3 weeks to read the next bit of story!

I have read the first part of this book, so far it is very interesting and looking forward to the next 5 installments

Very quick read. Interesting enough to consider the future 5 parts. So 3 stars is based on where the story has left me. Story is told from alternating perspectives. Sarah, who is married to the seemingly perfect man, and Maisey, who is running around the world trying to prevent long term commitments. Both sisters apparently have lived through trauma in their childhood. Both are dealing with the shared trauma in what appears to be different ways but I sense that it is different sides of the same coin.

The first 5 chapters, which represents the 1st installment, build the character of both sisters. It ends with a mysterious text received by Sarah.

I'm not entirely sure how I feel about this one to be honest folks. The author definitely has the potential to make this a very good story, however in this first installment things don't really make a whole lot of sense. Perhaps that is because from start to finish, it took me probably an hour overall to read? Nothing seems to be fleshed out very well, neither the settings nor the characters, but hey - its only part one right? So I looked into the rest of the series, and noticed they are going for $1.99 a piece, and that once the free trial of this one is up, it's price will be the same. $1.99 for an hours worth of reading? Especially when the opening book really as intriguing as the note is, doesn't really inspire me to continue on? I definitely expected more, even if it is only part one.

As it stands, I may give this author one last chance to redeem herself and this story before I scrap it altogether, although at this point it is looking a bit doubtful. I don't understand the novelty of dividing a book up into six parts, keeping them all short (like you would see in a magazine almost) instead of just putting them altogether into a cohesive novel. But that's just me. Other readers may enjoy the shortness of the "parts", and the excitement that they seem to all be releasing within days of each other.


DISCLAIMER: I received a complimentary copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. This has not affected my review in any way. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this review are 100% my own.

This was a great book for me. I read roughly 100 - 150 books a year and so far this is right up there high on that list. Recommend for anyone

thank you Net Galley for letting me read the book love it so much, cant wait until the next one

I wouldn't have started it if I had realized it was part one of a six part series, and you have to buy the other five. As soon as I noticed that I stopped reading it. By the way, it's East Hampton, not "East Hamptons," as they kept saying in the book.

Two sisters, each with a completely different life style and living in way different parts of the world. This is the first installment of their story. Each is holding the past in secret. Where will it go from here?

This is the first novella in a six part series. Sarah Taylor-Cox has the perfect life, home, husband and child, but her life is built on a lie and now someone is threatening to expose her. Carter does a good job of developing her characters and setting the stage for the suspense that is sure to build in the next five stories. My mom talks about the old serials she used to watch at the movies when she was a child. Each episode ended with a cliff hanger and viewers, like the readers of this series, would have to wait until the next installment to find out what happened