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A story of whether its better to cover up the truth to protect your loved ones or reveal it and watch someone fall. You aren't certain who to believe or what the consequences will be. The writing and general pace of the book was good and I enjoyed the different perspectives between the three sisters. However; the plot was overly complicated, and I couldn't get invested in the characters.

3.5 stars rounded up to 4.

Thank you to NetGallery and Flatiron Books for this ARC

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I adore Kate Alice Marshall, and the end of this book was pretty great, but the first 3/4....wow was it depressing. Major content warnings for parental abuse (physical, emotional, verbal). I found myself skimming sections because they were just so hard to read. Overall, the twists were engaging and sometimes unexpected, and the MC was well-developed, but I do not think I would ever re-read this one. It was just too bleak and disturbing for the majority of the time.

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YES YES YES and ten times over. If I ever see this author name, I'm immediately going to reach for it. I honestly could not put it down.

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Wow Kate Alice Marshall has done it again! I absolutely love her books and writing style and this book did not disappoint! You literally had to second guess everyone until the very end. I really enjoyed this book and how it was from the three sisters point of views. Throughout the book you keep thinking it’s one person but then second guess yourself. I will recommend her books always and continue to be the first to read them going forward!

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I really look forward to new books by Kate Alice Marshall. No One Can Know is a twisty tale of three sisters, their parents and murder. The book relays multiple points of view and the solution to the murders is murky from old memories and time. I think the plot was overly complicated but I enjoyed this title and look forward to her next book!
Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for allowing me to read this digital ARC.

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