I Never Lie

Great use of the unreliable narrator(s). The novel is narrated by Alex, a ‘functioning' alcoholic who continually deludes herself that everything is OK despite her memory losses and the diary enteries of another alcoholic Alex was connected with. It's the kind of novel where you don't know who to trust. Alex's interior monologue about drinking is extremely convincing. There is not a great deal of investigation going on, it's mainly a psychological thriller.