Nothing but the Truth

Bob Bennett makes a wager-he must tell the absolute truth for twenty-four hours, no matter what the consequences. What follows is a whirlwind of comedic disaster, as polite society begins to unravel in the wake of his radical honesty. From awkward confessions to social scandals, Isham delivers a delightful satire on manners, morals, and the unspoken rules that keep civility intact. At once breezy and biting, the novel skewers hypocrisy and explores what it really means to be truthful in a world built on pretense. With sparkling dialogue and timeless humor, this book is as relevant now as it was upon its publication. Perfect for fans of Oscar Wilde, P. G. Wodehouse, and other masters of literary comedy, Nothing But the Truth is both a laugh-out-loud farce and a philosophical puzzle in disguise.