Name: Don’t Ask
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
ISBN: 9781800462540

Paul Carroll 

A DNA ancestry test opens up a Pandora's Box of secrets. When Elsa Watson takes a DNA ancestry test out of idle curiosity she little imagines the devastating consequences she is about to unleash. Two families become reluctantly entwined as inconvenient truths and long suppressed memories resurface. A #whodunnit with a difference, Don’t Ask visits the glam rock Seventies, Britpop, Operation Yewtree and #metoo within its alternating past and present chapter structure.

Don’t Ask

Paul Carroll

Don't Ask

Moonchild

I was granted a copy of this book by Netgalley, in exchange for my honest opinion. Some TW you will find in this novel, sexual assault, rape and substance abuse. 
This book took me a wile to get into it, was a little bit confusing at first to understood and remember the different characters perspectives. But got very interesting, this story revolves around a free DNA test promotion, and how at the end the results can impact people’s lives. The story takes us through different generations of two families, it was well done seeing the impact on how families and their backgrounds get unfolded and truth’s get unveiled and the weight they carry and cause on everyone around, the way relationships get damaged and the memories changed them.
Something that it got me the most to get into this narrative it’s the way the timelines were wrote. 
Over all it’s when I got into this book was a very interesting book with a very enjoyable storyline, if you enjoy different characters perspectives and diferente timelines this is definitely a book to pick up. Read it in one sitting.

Don’t Ask

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