‘truly, madly, guilty’ begins with an awkward presentation at a public library. You know something has happened, something bad, but you won’t know what until near the end of the book. Instead you see snippets of the aftermath, the emotional fallout from whatever bad thing happened, and try to piece together the event that caused it all.
It’s humorous and engaging. Once I started, I found I had to keep reading to find out what happened. It’s an enjoyable read, and like ‘big little lies’, not super dark.
Gooks and Bames 