Moriarty gives us a main cast of three quirky couples and explores how the events of one Sunday afternoon forces them to reconsider their marriages, their identities, and their parenting skills. Truly, Madly, Guilty tells the story of an innocent backyard barbecue gone terribly wrong. My book club buddy Caroline found the first half of the novel so frustrating, she removed it from our 2017 reading list. In fact, I know some people who refuse to read it because their friends have hated it. Her latest release, Truly, Madly, Guilty, has gotten mixed reviews. Her books are an appealing mix of humor and reality that touch on every day challenges but also have an intriguing element of mystery. Ever since I listened to Big Little Lies last year, I’ve been a huge Liane Moriarty fan.
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