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which is why it is a page turner’ Frederick Forsyth 'I read it in one go' Kim Stanley Robinson 'A call for all of us to reflect on friendship

where more than one murder weapon is hidden amongst the tea

You'll Never Believe Me CTB And they're not a bit'Captivating, sharp and very funny' NEW YORK TIMES 'A zippy, intimate account of low level trickery' THE ATLANTIC 'Emphatically audacious, hysterical and compelling. Read this memoir!' CAT MARNELL, author of How to Murder Your Life Adopted from South Korea by a Mormon family in Utah, Kari struggled with questions of self worth and identity as one of the few Asian Americans in her insulated community, and ran with the 'bad crowd' in a bid to fit in.