I did not enjoy I Know You Know, the writing felt amateurish and while tension did rise throughout the story it leads nowhere and left me feeling unsatisfied. Ridiculous amounts of red herrings and while I thought the podcast idea was fresh for a book that's because an audible form does not work well in a book. I've read brilliant books by Gillian so I'm really confused by I Know You Know, I do not recommend reading this,

Different emotions fill this book from blackmail to police misconduct to heartbreaks. It is told through three difference characters: Cody, a friend of the boys who were murdered. He also started the podcast to try to find out what really happened; Jessy, she is the mother of one of the murdered boys and was also a prostitute when they were murdered; and lastly, John Fletcher who was the investigating detective on the case and also the detective of the recent murder at the same place the boys were found. These characters are portrayed in one way and then change throughout the story back and forth through flashbacks. Great twists that held my attention until the very end!

Interesting format, told through podcasts, emergency calls, flash backs and the present day!
Intriguing, gripping, tense, with a beautifully imaginative format!
20 years ago a pair of young boys are found brutally murdered. This case was solved, the murderer behind bars. If the murder is solved, how 20 years on has another body been found in the same pit? Was there a mistake? Is the killer still at large? Are the cases linked?
Full of twists and turns, a real page turner! Worth a read. It’s 3.5 stars from me.
Thanks to Netgalley, Little brown book group UK and Gilly for an ARC copy of this book in return for an honest review

A tense and well written novel.

The moment I read the blurb I knew this was something that I really wanted to read. The story itself is well executed and the characters are interesting and full of life.
I would recommend this for sure!