Review: I'll Never Tell

 I'll Never Tell by Catherine McKenzie

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The grown MacAllister children will come together again at the summer camp that their parents owned for a memorial for their parents who died in a tragic accident. They will also hear the reading of the will. Ryan, the only son, Margaux, Mary, Liddie and Kate the four sisters all arrive at the camp unsure of what will happen. Not only have they lost their parents but the presumed death of their friend Amanda some twenty years ago will also come back to haunt them. Along with Sean who has been a part of the family and still lives at the camp, they will have to face their fears, their insecurities and their faith in their family over the next few days. The story twists and turns until the very last page as you wonder what really happened to Amanda and how each of the MacAllister children played a part that horrible night.

I absolutely loved this story and the way that Catherine McKenzie wrote each character. The story mixes in present day and back in time to that tragic night so long ago. The story is told from the view point of each character along with Amanda’s story. I found it riveting trying to unravel the mystery along with the characters in the book. This is the first book I have read by Catherine McKenzie but it definitely won’t be the last. Thank you so much to Simon & Schuster Canada and NetGalley for an advanced copy of the book to review.

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