Reviews

The Ones We Trust by Kimberly Belle

tmaturino's review against another edition

5.0

A Few Good Men meets Scandal in this intense drama about a military family who is seeking the truth about the death of their beloved son and brother, killed during war. Moving, poignant and intense, The Ones We Trust gave me a book hangover.

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kiercarnahan's review against another edition

3.0

This is one of Kimberly Belle's earlier books and since she's become one of my go-to authors, I needed to catch up on it. It wasn't as "thrilling" as her nost recent book but more of a mystery about a soldier killed and a con artist. I was a little confused about the connection between two seemly unrelated stories this journalist was researching but I liked the characters. Belle has grown as a writer over her books and I like her newest ones more.

juju1030's review against another edition

5.0

My favorite line in this book was "And the kind of love a mother has for her most fragile child is special. More intense.” Although as a mother of three I don't have favorites, but I do have one child that requires more attention. Kimberly pulled me into this story from the beginning and I'm still thinking about the story and characters. Now I really can't wait to read the Marraige Lie!

baancs's review against another edition

4.0

That’s what makes a tragedy a tragedy. There’s no rhyme or reason to it, only heartbreak.

hollyslittlebookreviews's review against another edition

4.0

I loved Kimberly Belle's writing in "The Ones We Trust." I felt like the story was honest and the characters extremely realistic (which isn't always the case in thrillers). I was actually surprised at how much Kimberly packed into 300 pages. It takes talent to write multiple story lines and characters within this amount of space and leave a reader feeling satisfied, but Kimberly completely pulls it off! Part thriller, part love story, part finding yourself, part family drama, you really will be asking yourself "who can I trust in this novel?" and the answers might surprise you...

bettyboop25's review against another edition

3.0

I'm starting to really enjoy Kimberly Belle as an author. This book kept me wanting to listen to it. The romance wasn't too much.