Hi Everyone,
Breaking news: this week, my new psychological thriller Every Lie I Told is available for just $3.99 on Kindle.
If you’ve been meaning to pick up a copy, this is the time! If you enjoy psychological suspense with unreliable narrators, relentless pacing, and shady characters who’ve got their own agenda, this one’s for you. Curious about reviews? Here’s John Valeri writing about Every Lie I Told in Criminal Element:
“Hilary Davidson is at the zenith of her storytelling prowess here. Jackie Swift is arguably her most complex and cunning character to date (which is saying a lot), the many nuances of her nature making her outwardly strong yet intrinsically vulnerable. Unreliable at (most) points and unlikable at others, she’s also made to be understandable—and thereby deeply human. Of all the lies she propagates, then, perhaps the worst are the ones she tells to, and about, herself. With breakneck pacing, innumerable plot twists, and pointed social commentary, Every Lie I Told is a thriller with an agenda and a conscience. If you’re looking for a bona fide brain-bender, this is the book for you.”
And here’s John Burroughs writing about Every Lie I Told in the Midwest Book Review:
“An impressively entertaining, deftly crafted novel of non-stop suspense, memorable characters, unforseen plot twists, and a simply riveting, compulsive page-turner of a read from start to finish.”
I’m also proud to say that Every Lie I Told made SheReads’ list of “Best Thrillers of 2026 (So Far).” It’s in truly stellar company with books by May Cobb, Alice Feeney, Alex Finlay, and Lisa Jewell.
Click here to snag Every Lie I Told on Kindle.
As always, your support — whether it’s reading, sharing, or recommending the book — means more than I can say. And if you do pick up the book, I’d love to hear what you think!
Thanks for reading,
Hilary
PS Check out this terrific interview my friend Kellye Garrett did with me about Every Lie I Told on Killer Spreads with Kellye, her excellent Substack on tarot and writing.
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