ROSE LIES: A Psychological Thriller About the Stories We Tell Ourselves

Rose knows how to recognize a lie. The problem is, not every truth is harmless.After a relationship that taught her to question everything, Rose has one rule: pay attention to the warning signs, trust her instincts, and never let anyone make her doubt herself again.Then she meets Daniel.He is kind, attentive, and respectful. He doesn't try to change her. He doesn't play games. For the first time in years, Rose believes she may have found a man she can finally trust.But one photograph changes everything.Daniel knows people he shouldn't know. Details from Rose's past begin to take on a different meaning. And Andrea, the man she has tried to leave behind, insists that their relationship didn't happen quite the way she remembers it.As Rose searches for answers, the stories begin to contradict one another.There is Clara, a woman connected to a family secret that was never truly resolved. There is a night Rose remembers only in fragments. And there are letters, photographs, and conversations that seem to confirm her suspicions-until another detail changes the meaning of everything she thought she knew.Someone is hiding the truth. But who? And why?The deeper Rose digs, the harder it becomes to distinguish between what happened, what she remembers, and what others want her to believe.Every answer brings her closer to the truth.Every answer reveals another contradiction.And when Rose finally begins to reconstruct the past, she discovers that the greatest danger may not be what others have kept from her.Because a story can be told without a single outright lie-and still lead you exactly where someone wants you to go.ROSE LIES is a psychological thriller about relationships, memory, and the need for control. A story of family secrets, broken trust, and moral responsibility, where no one is entirely innocent and every revelation changes the way you see what came before.Perfect for readers who enjoy complex female protagonists, morally ambiguous characters, unreliable narrators, and psychological suspense that keeps them questioning every version of the truth.At first, you'll wonder who Rose can trust.By the end, you'll wonder whether you should have trusted her. Originally published in Italian as ROSE MENTE. This English-language edition has been translated and adapted for English-speaking readers.