All I Said Was True

All I Said Was True is a gripping psychological thriller by Imran Mahmood that delves into the complexities of truth and deception. Set against the backdrop of a London rooftop, the story begins with the shocking death of Amy Blahn, leading to the arrest of Layla Mahoney, who insists on her innocence. As the narrative unfolds, readers are drawn into a tense race against time, with only forty-eight hours for Layla to prove her claims.

The Plot

Layla's desperate quest hinges on the elusive figure of Michael, a man who she believes can verify her account of events. However, as the police delve deeper into the investigation, they face mounting challenges in locating him, raising questions about his very existence. The pressure intensifies as Layla strives to convince the detectives that Michael is the key to unravelling a web of dangerous truths involving her husband, Russell, and others entwined in the scenario.

Themes

• Truth vs. Deception: The novel intricately explores the nature of truth and how it can be manipulated.
• Trust and Betrayal: Relationships are tested as hidden secrets come to light.
• Time and Urgency: The ticking clock adds a layer of suspense that propels the narrative forward.

“A masterful exploration of the shadows that lurk behind every story.”

Drawing comparisons to works like In the Woods by Tana French and Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty, Mahmood’s nuanced writing style and ability to weave complex characters into a suspenseful plot make All I Said Was True a compelling read that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.