Verity

Verity by Colleen Hoover is a thrilling and suspenseful story that grabs
your attention from the very beginning. It’s a tale full of mystery, secrets,
and twists that leave you questioning what’s true and what’s not. With its
gripping plot and complex characters, this book is hard to put down.
Lowen Ashleigh, a struggling writer, gets a once-in-a-lifetime chance to
finish a popular book series written by Verity Crawford, a famous author
who can no longer work due to an accident. Lowen moves into Verity’s
home to go through her notes, but what she finds is much darker than
expected.
Hidden among Verity’s papers is a disturbing manuscript that seems to be
her autobiography. In it, Verity shares shocking details about her
marriage, her children, and her own dark thoughts. As Lowen reads, she
begins to wonder if Verity is as helpless as she seems—or if she’s hiding
something sinister. At the same time, Lowen grows closer to Verity’s
husband, Jeremy, complicating the situation even more.
The main theme of Verity is the difference between truth and lies. The
story makes you think about how easily things can be misunderstood or
twisted depending on who is telling the story. It also explores darker
topics like grief, loss, and obsession, showing how these emotions can
change people and their relationships..
The characters in Verity are complicated, which makes them feel real and
interesting.
 Lowen Ashleigh is the main character, and readers see the story
through her eyes. She’s relatable as someone who is trying to
figure out what’s going on while dealing with her own feelings
and fears.
 Verity Crawford is mysterious and chilling. Even though she
doesn’t speak much in the present-day story, her manuscript
reveals a darker side that makes readers question everything
about her.
 Jeremy Crawford seems like the perfect husband and father, but
as the story goes on, it becomes harder to tell if he’s as innocent
as he seems.