Tell Me Who – A Compelling Exploration of Identity and Truth

Identity, and the question of how much of it is chosen rather than inherited, sits at the centre of Tell Me Who. The novel follows a search for self-knowledge that turns up answers the searcher was not looking for. Written as literary fiction, it gives space to interior life: the pressure of family, the weight of social expectation, and the small revisions people make to their own story over the years. Pacing favours reflection over incident, which suits readers who value character work above plot machinery. In brief: • Literary fiction centred on identity and personal truth • Introspective pacing that rewards unhurried reading • Themes of memory, belonging and family expectation • A single-volume novel that works well for book club discussion Readers who favour reflective contemporary fiction over plot-driven thrillers will want this Rohan Book Company edition, available at Boipoka.