This book is a thrill ride that has me hooked immediately. Amnesia, an unsolved murder and characters that blur the lines between reality and fantasy. This one had me at the edge of my seat the whole time. Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC.

This was a great mystery, excellent twists, I never saw the ending coming. I was hooked from the start of this book and the whole way through! The writing, pace, and length were all great and I loved the main character Vonny. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT, YOU’LL LOVE IT

At the time of getting the ARC, I was into the murder-mystery aspect within novels and the book did sound interesting at the time. I found the summary not to my liking and was not able to read it.

I really enjoyed this amnesia trope thriller! Vinny wakes up in a hospital and has no memory of the past 9 years of her life. What follows is a ride full of twists and Vinny fights to recover her memory and figure out who murdered her husband.

The writing was sooo intense! I found myself engrossed in the storyline and on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen. Wong did a great job keeping me entertained and guessing the whole way through.

This story was told in dual timelines, which I love. There was good background information as well as great character development. Vonny was an unreliable narrator, and I enjoyed trying to figure out what was true and what wasn’t.

Thank you NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for this ARC in exchange for my honest review.

Liked the unreliable narrator with several mini-reveals mid way and really didn't see the end coming.

I love a good amnesia read, it’s often replicated a subject so it’s interesting to see how authors bring a freshness to the subject. This was a good read, I thought I had if figured out at times but I was wrong!! Taught and twisty, I really enjoyed it.

Last Lair Standing by Danielle M. Wong is a fast-paced thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat! There's something about thriller books that is based around a character with amnesia that I find the most suspenseful. Waking in a hospital with no clue why would be alarming to me from the jump, but then detectives walk in to tell you your spouse has been murdered?!?!? Come on! I get chilly bumps just thinking about it!

The book was very well written and to me the pace was fast. Each chapter was written to keep you turning each page wanting more! If this is your type of thrill, you definitely need to check out this book!

(This review is based on an uncorrected e-galley of this novel)

This book was full of twists and turns. In a lot of ways, it reminded me of Verity by Colleen Hoover in a lot of ways. I definitely recommend that fans of Verity read this as well!

Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and author for an e-ARC of this novel

A hit and run, Connie can’t remember the former nine years of her life or her marriage. She spends the novel putting small pieces together only to realize there were many lies in her life.

Thank you to NetGalley and publisher for allowing me to read Last Liar Standing. What a thrill ride! Woman on the run from unknown treat is hit and wakes up in hospital with no memory of the last 10 years. Who can she trust? Great work.

LAST LIAR STANDING by Danielle M. Wong is a ‘richly’ drawn story of one woman’s fight to survive.

When Veronica “Vonny” Kwan awakes in a Nevada hospital after being hit by a car, she has lost nine years of her life. The only person from her past that she seems to remember is her college roommate, and BFF, Abby Knowles, who apparently never wants to hear from her again. Bonnie returns home to a palatial house that is so far beyond her wildest imagination and a murdered husband. While the police search for clues in who ended her husbands life, she is searching for clues about her own life. Told in dual timelines we learn of her mentor and favorite teacher, Cheryl Lewis, and the relationship they developed over the years.

While her brother-in-law is attempting to make good on a fraudulent will, her attorney and chief financial advisor seems to be helping her try to put her life back together. But all is not what it seems and not everyone is there to give help, but rather to take.

I really enjoyed the story and the writing style leads to a smooth, fun read. Ms. Wong’s descriptive style had me peeking around corners and wondering if I needed mental health care myself. This is my first book by the author, however, she will certainly be an author I watch in the future.

Thank you to NetGalley and read Red Adept Publishing for this ARC opportunity. All opinions are my own and given voluntarily.

What a roller coaster this novel was! Follow Vonny as she tries to recover her memory after a car accident. This book drew me in right away and I was on the edge of my seat as I anxiously tried to find out what was going on in Vonny's life. I had total sympathy for the main character and kept imagining myself in her situation. I really enjoyed this book and thought it was unpredictable and engaging.

You read the blurb & think -oh another amnesia story. But let me tell you, this one will take you on a wild ride. This brilliant twisted nail-biter is worth the read!!


Vonny Kwan wakes up in a Nevada hospital, the victim of a hit-and-run accident she doesn’t remember. As she struggles to recover from her injuries, she learns that she also has no memory of the past nine years, including her marriage and what she was even doing in the West.

While she’s still reeling from the shock of her amnesia, two detectives visit and inform her that her husband, John, was recently murdered. As more information comes to light, Vonny grows increasingly suspicious of everyone around her.

Vonny realizes she must piece together the last decade to uncover the truth. The missing chunk of time holds secrets about the person she became, the mysterious man she fell for, and the life she never wanted.

4/5 stars! This is my first book by author Danielle Wong and I really enjoyed the twists and suspense elements. The time-hopping didn't bother me as much as it seems like it did some readers, but I also have a psychology background. I was fascinated by the concept of 'experiments' taking place and read the book in two sittings. The only part that kept this from being a 5-star read, is that when she does get her memories back, the author didn't do a great job of showing grief towards another killed-off character. I also figured off the final twist a few chapters prior. But overall, a strong story and I look forward to reading more by this author.

I received an advance review copy for free through NetGalley, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

I read this book as a Netgalley ARC.
From beginning to end your head will spin, you'll second guess every twist, and you'll be wrong about how it ends.
An absolute must read!

This drew me in quickly with the short exciting chapters. Then the pace slowed down considerably and the actions of the main character became repetitive and sometimes a bit silly. There were plenty of twists and red herrings that kept me going. I was intrigued throughout and curious as to how this would wrap up. Overall, I enjoyed the conclusion and would look forward to reading more from this author.

"Last Liar Standing" by Danielle M. Wong is an enthralling journey through the complexities of memory, identity, and deception that will keep you hooked from the very first page. Wong has crafted a suspenseful and gripping tale that explores the depths of human psychology while delivering an engaging narrative that keeps readers guessing until the very end.

The story's protagonist, Vonny Kwan, wakes up in a Nevada hospital with no memory of the past nine years of her life, a premise that immediately piques one's interest. As she navigates the challenges of recovering from a hit-and-run accident, she's confronted with the shocking news of her husband's murder. The layers of intrigue begin to unravel as Vonny realizes that she must piece together her missing memories to uncover the truth about her past and the events leading up to her husband's death.

Wong weaves a web of suspense, constantly shifting the ground beneath our feet as Vonny digs deeper into her own past. The character development is outstanding, making Vonny's journey of self-discovery and her quest for the truth all the more compelling. As she grows increasingly suspicious of those around her, readers are drawn into her paranoia and uncertainty, making it impossible to put the book down.

Wong’s prose is evocative and precise, creating a vivid sense of place and atmosphere. From the streets of Nevada to the intricacies of Vonny's relationships, every detail is meticulously crafted, immersing the reader in a world of uncertainty and hidden agendas.

"Last Liar Standing" is not just a mystery; it's a thought-provoking exploration of the impact of memory loss on one's sense of self and the profound consequences of secrets and lies. It keeps you guessing with its unexpected twists and turns, and just when you think you've figured it out, Wong throws in another curveball that leaves you reeling.

In the end, "Last Liar Standing" is a brilliantly executed thriller that combines suspense, psychology, and mystery into an unforgettable reading experience. It's a book that will linger in your mind long after you've turned the last page, leaving you with a renewed appreciation for the power of memory and the enduring quest for the truth.

"A gripping journey through memory's labyrinth, 'Last Liar Standing' is a literary enigma that keeps you guessing until the final revelation."

"Secrets lurk behind every word and truth hides in the shadows."

"In 'Last Liar Standing,' Wong masterfully crafts a tale of amnesia, intrigue, and self-discovery that will leave you breathless, questioning everything you thought you knew."

"Prepare to be captivated by a narrative that unravels like a tightly wound coil, each page pulling you deeper into a world of suspense, where nothing is as it seems."

"Wong's prose is a symphony of suspense and emotion, painting a vivid portrait of a woman's quest to reclaim her past and uncover the haunting truths that lie beneath."

"With its unexpected twists and turns, 'Last Liar Standing' is a rollercoaster ride of deception and revelation, leaving readers on the edge of their seats."

"A mesmerizing exploration of memory and identity, this novel reminds us that the past is a puzzle waiting to be solved, with consequences that reverberate into the future."

"Vonny Kwan's journey of self-discovery in 'Last Liar Standing' is evidence of the enduring power of the human spirit and the relentless pursuit of the truth."

"Wong's narrative brilliance shines in a tale that lures you into a maze of secrets, where every revelation sparks a new question, and the final truth is a masterpiece of storytelling."

" 'Last Liar Standing' proves the most profound mysteries are the ones we carry within ourselves, waiting to be unraveled."

I loved tbe premise but the writing style wasn't for me. It all felt a big drawn out and like were using 20 words when 3 would be just as effective. It was a decent enough read but towards the end it all crumbled a bit, the reveal wasn't that shocking and I found it difficult to connect with any of the characters. Definitely one for those who like character driven, drawn out books

I must admit that the novel draws you in immediately. Vonny is on the run. Why? Is she guilty or afraid? The first half of the novel is quite intriguing, but as soon as she remembered everything I lost a fair amount of interest.
Some of her actions in the past, the long periods where nothing happened, her obsession with her professor although they meet only very few times did not make her more relatable or believable.
The intended surprise at the end is not as surprising as intended.

This is a fun story that's faced paced with excellent suspenseful twists. It is story/action driven, placing the characters on the back burner. I was guessing to the end and loved it.