Know Who You Are is one of those thrillers that hooks you pretty fast and doesn’t let you get comfortable. The pacing moves quickly, and there’s this constant feeling that something is off, even when things seem normal on the surface.

What I liked most is how much it messes with identity and trust. You’re always questioning who people really are and whether anything you’re being told is the full truth. I kept second guessing everyone, including the main character, which made it really fun to read.
The twists are solid and definitely unsettling without being ridiculous. It’s the kind of book where you keep saying okay just one more chapter and then suddenly you’re way further in than you planned. If you like fast paced psychological thrillers that keep you guessing the whole way through, this one is worth picking up.