#BlurredLines #NetGalley
An edge of your dear suspense thriller with an ending you won't see coming I bet, I didn't see it coming, loved it.
Blurred, means not clear. This title is perfectly suitable for this story because everything here is twisted in a sinister way.
Sometimes it's not what you see from your eyes and sometimes it's there what you can't see from your eyes.
Becky walks in on her boss with a woman who isn’t his wife, she’s horrified, but says nothing. She owes Matthew too much.But when the same woman accuses him of rape, Becky is trapped in a nightmare. Was what she saw rape – or is Matthew, her trusted mentor, telling the truth? Becky must try to ignore her own traumatic past and its terrible hold on her.
What happened next?
I'm not going to ruin it's suspense here so go and give it a read.
It's narration is it's strength.
Thanks to NetGalley and Harper Collins UK, Harper Fiction for giving me an advance copy.

This book is fantastic. I'm so surprised that I haven't seen more publicity/reviews about this one.

This is a story we have all heard before, younger woman in the film industry surrounded by older more powerful men, trying to make the right choices. However, this feels new and fresh and I was engrossed within the first chapters.

The author, Hannah Begbie, has created characters you can't help but care about and a story you will want to race through

The only thing to note is that there are some really tough themes in this book, including rape and self harm, so go into this one aware of that.

Loved this book. It focuses on Becky and the fact that she has seen her boss on the kitchen floor with a woman who isn't his wife. What has she just seen? Was it consensual or was it rape? She owes Matthew a lot, but will she confront him about it? Becky has a past and this doesn't help her mental health at all. How much can you trust one person? How much should you trust o n e person? Can you even trust what you see? It keeps you guessing until the end.

Loved this book and will recommend to friends, colleagues and family. Thank you HarperCollins for letting me read this and to Hannah Begbie for writing such a fantastic story.

I read this book in one sitting - late into the night, last night as I was hooked and on this compelling story.
The story and the characters and engaging and by the end i was stunned by the ending. Its a great story, it kept the pages turning for me and was a thrill of a read. Would recommend this without a doubt.

This was an excellent mystery novel that I enjoyed reading. The character was presented with a dilemma, and she faced it head on. I can’t recommend the book enough!

Great book, engaging and impossible to put down. I have really enjoyed reading this one. I have devoured this in just one sitting. Highly recommend this one.

Blurred Lines is a fantastic read. It makes the reader question our own perceptions of things we think we see. It's a fast paced page turner with enough twists and turns in the plot it keeps you guessing. Very hard to put down once you start it.

Firstly a big thank you to the publishers for approving my request to read on netgalley. This is a new author to me and wow ill definitely be reading more in the future.This book is amazing and so culturally relevent today in 2020. Deals with sensitive topics and written expertly. I loved Becky and all of her problematic ways due to a traumatic event. This has made her the woman she is today .This is thought provoking and will make you question your moral compass.Highly recommend if you enjoy gripping psychological thrillers .Published 20th August

Blurred Lines by Hannah Begbie a gripping five-star read. This was just what I needed, a good gripping read that had me questioning everything, I wouldn’t normally go for something like this as I don’t think it should be trivialised, but the author did a great job of not belittling it, while keeping you as a reader hooked and guessing. It was quick paced and as always by this author mostly well written, a couple of sections could have done with more detail, but that could be me being picky and just nosey. If you like a gripping mystery and lots of second guessing, then pick this up as you won’t be disappointed.