Book Review: ‘I’m Not Done With You Yet: A Novel’ By Jesse Q. Sutanto

Jane Morgan is married to Ted, is not happy, is a writer, who hasn’t had success with her first two books, and considers herself a sociopath. She receives an e-mail alert that her olf friend from Oxford, Thalia Ashcroft, from nine years ago, has published a novel for big money, and it seems to be based on their friendship, and things that happened back then. They have a secret history from their one-year together. She’s going to be at a con in New York next week, and Jane decides to go to reunite with her. Via flashbacks, we learn their sorted history. In New York, they reunite, and they seem to pick up where they left off. But not all is as it seems, and soon Jane finds herself in trouble, and with some shocking twists, we find out how toxic this relationship really is. But just who is playing who. This novel is intense, a page-turner, and you need a scorecard to keep up with the twists that come fast in the second part of the novel. Easily one of the best books of the summer.

You can pick up I’m Not Done With You Yet in stores now from Berkley.