An emotional family saga that spans the generations through dual timelines and perspectives. We follow Graham and Lillian through both their lives with Ivy, Grahams wife and Lilian’s mother.

Lillian is on the cusp of coming to terms with childhood and secrets that have been hidden in order to make sense of both her twin sister and her lives when her father Graham passes away. Lillian can’t help but think that he was attempting to tell her something as he was dying and with her sense of guilt that she has always carried from being young makes it her mission to try to get to the root of everything. After discovering a thumb drive from her father she immerses herself in the history of her family.

I was myself Tangled In Ivy throughout this book! An immersive journey through the years with a family that have plenty to bury. It deals with bullying, sibling arguments, self-harm and death to name a few. Not a quick read on a Sunday type of book. Plenty of characters to love and hate throughout. Needless to say, although it dealt with delicate subject matter, it was a great journey throughout the generations, I fully enjoyed it. Thanks go to Rachels Random Resources for the ARC in order for me to be a part of Tangled In Ivy Blog Tour today.