My jaw genuinely dropped multiple times, and there were many “OMG” moments. There were so many twists throughout the book and so many little details that ended up coming full circle. This was a stellar thriller that held my interest the entire time. The character building and worldbuilding was very realistic, which is always really important to me in a book. Normally, this can get a bit confusing, but the way it was done was perfect. Adam’s face blindness added a completely different element to the book and allowed for so much to happen-which definitely did! The story was told with multiple character POVs, as well as multiple timelines. Sometimes a book is even better in audio, and I think this was definitely the case here! The narration felt spot on, and I truly was envisioning every piece of the plot. I listened to this as an audiobook and absolutely loved every minute of it. Rock Paper Scissors was the first book I’ve read by Alice Feeney, and I am now a big fan. Will all their problems be solved, or will 10 years of secrets come back to haunt them? But little do they know their weekend getaway is more than it seems. When the couple wins a weekend getaway in Scotland, they’re hoping it’s exactly what they need to fix their marriage. He can’t recognize friends, family, or even his own wife Amelia.

Adam is a workaholic screenwriter who also struggles with face blindness. In Rock Paper Scissors, Adam and Amelia’s marriage has been struggling for a long time. Think you know who you’re married to? Think again.

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