The Truth is a Theory Kindle Edition by Karyn Bristol

Book Synopsis:

"How do you define the truth? Is it what you see? Is it what you are told by a beloved partner, a best friend, a trusted parent? Is it the whispers you hear in the halls of your life? However you define it, Allie Sexton is terrified of the truth. Twenty-eight years ago, Allie’s mother disappeared; never to be heard from again. Allie survived by becoming the toast of the party—any party—and never looking back. But as a thirty-two-year-old mother of two, parties have morphed into playdates, and the closest she gets to Dom Pérignon is watered-down Mott’s. Even her once a golden marriage has tarnished into a “How was your day” fly-by. When her husband storms out, Allie knows that this time, she can’t just bury her pain. This time, she needs to sift through it, knowing that the key to her future lies at rock bottom, in the truth about her mother. Allie’s story weaves through a friendship of four women, a no-holds-barred camaraderie that ferries them through the adventure of dates and deadlines, husbands and babies, and cradles them through the heartbreak of date-rape, infidelity, and alcoholism. As they each grapple with what life has thrown at them, they wrestle with the question: if you ever find the truth, does it heal you or destroy you?"

Title:  The Truth is a Theory
Author:  Karyn Bristol
Publisher:  AuthorBuzz AuthorBuzz    
Reviewed By:  Arlena Dean
Rating: Four
Review:

"The Truth is a Theory" by Karyn Bristol

My Rationalization:

I thought this was an interesting story of four young ladies meeting in college and this author presents the reader with a story of just goes all the way into there adulthood.  Yes, I will say it will quite a ride as the reader will learn so much about there various issues that Allie, Megan, Zoe, and Tess lived there lives, loved and trusted each other. Seeing these friends intertwined with each other along with their husband, boyfriends and lovers was quite an interesting read.  Be ready for a little bit of it all from 'secrets, multiple relationships, friendships, laughter, tears, betrayal, rape, deceit, heartache, reconciliations, to redemption.'

This author did a good job of letting the reader see the realities of what marriage truly was all about and definitely showing how important communication was indeed needed. It was beautiful seeing the growth and strength that each one of the characters processed by the end of the story and definitely seeing 'The Truth is a Theory' as it was for these friends.

Thank you to Netgalley for the opportunity to read this book.