Everybody is a Liar

A successful mystery writer named Julie Buckley turns to couples therapy when she suspects her husband Oliver of infidelity, hoping to salvage their marriage with the help of a calm and competent therapist named Liza. Set in a quiet Connecticut town, the story tightens when a local murder surfaces a troubling connection between Oliver and another of Liza's patients. Patient confidentiality collides with moral obligation as Liza realizes the secrets she holds may be the key to solving the crime, and that nearly everyone around her has something to hide.

As an audiobook original, the story is built from the ground up for the format, with an ensemble cast of six narrators bringing each perspective to life with distinct vocal identities. The performances carry the weight of a story that lives entirely in competing points of view, and the short runtime keeps the tension coiled throughout. At under three and a half hours, it rewards listening in a single sitting.