
Twenty years ago, Nicole’s twins disappeared without a trace.
No bodies. No witnesses.
Despite her pleas of innocence, Nicole was convicted.
Now she’s out. And she’s finally confessed.
But for true crime podcast host Cristy Ward, the story doesn’t add up.
Having worked on the case as a young reporter, Cristy can’t help but wonder whether Nicole is the villain everyone believes her to be.
Why did Nicole confess after so many years … and is the truth still out there, waiting…?
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My Review
This book is about a woman named Nicole who has spent twenty years in prison for the alleged murder of her twin babies. In Who Can You Trust?, Susan Lewis revisits the case as Nicole finally admits guilt—seemingly so she can be released on licence—yet her confession raises more doubts than closure. At the time of the original investigation, the looming shadow of the London terrorist attacks shifted public focus, leaving troubling gaps in the case.
Cristy Ward, then a young reporter and new mother covering the tragedy, feels compelled to re-examine the story through the lens of her true-crime podcast. Determined to uncover what really happened, she digs into the past while balancing her personal life, including her long-distance relationship with David in Guernsey and preparations for a milestone birthday celebration.
As the investigation unfolds, secrets surface through the expected twists and turns until the truth finally emerges. A brief appearance from Andee Lawrence adds a welcome connection to Lewis’s wider world, leaving readers eager for the next instalment in this gripping, character-driven series.
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