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Hide and Seek (The Lying Game #4)

by Sara Shepard (Goodreads Author)

4.13 of 5 stars 4.13 · rating details · 3,404 ratings · 397 reviews

The latest installment of the #1 "New York Times"-bestselling saga, now an ABC Family Original Series, raises the stakes with more unbelievable secrets, shocking twists, and killer consequences.

Hardcover, 288 pages

Published July 31st 2012 by HarperTeen

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Aug 05, 2012 Hayden Casey rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-favorites, better-than-the-first, cash-cow, cheesier-than-easy-mac, ending-rocked, ending-was-amazing, entertaining-but-not-quality, f-ckin-amazing, fantastic-series, family-thinks-i-m-crazy, favorite-series, favorites, history-with-author, high-schooler-recommendations, hidden-romance, i-need-a-sequel-immediately, i-need-you, just-bought, lots-of-action, lots-of-tension, lq-writing, mc-kicks-ass, mega-sucky-cover, original, original-ish, own-it, series-just-end-already, this-series-just-got-way-better, thrilling, unbelievable-hype, whatthefuck-just-happened, will-it-live-up-to-the-hype, wish-series-was-shorter, ya, guilty-pleasures

You know what, guys?

I don't care.

I don't care if Sara Shepard is a money-hungry, greedy cash cow from hell.

I don't care if she's hell-bent on making millions of dollars on each book.

I just don't care.

Hide and Seek is the best book in the Lying Game series. And, while I admit Two Truths and a Lie was a filler and didn't deserve to see the light of day, this one was so amazing.

Everything you thought you knew about the twins? Yeah. Throw that out the window. Hide and Seek makes up down and down up...more

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Sep 17, 2012 Webiny rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This was a terrific installment to what has become a respectable mystery series. Largely unlike the last book, Hide and Seek made me feel all the right emotions right on cue. Possibly not as exciting as the first two books, it still made a big jump in telling the story of the night Sutton died. I have now totally re-though Sutton's death and it may not be quite as diabolical as we all thought.

What more can I say without spoiling it? There were quite a few dramatic surprises,...more

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Mar 24, 2013 J.M. Soto rated it 1 of 5 stars

I swear, If she writes more Lying Game books after this, Imma slap a hoe.

UPDATE:

It sucked.

It was full of fluff.

Sara Shepard, Staph.

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Mar 15, 2013 Luke rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites, to-read-again, want-to-own, sara-shepard

As suspensy as the first three. I enjoyed this so.... There was a nice twist during and at the end of this Hide and Seek. Can't wait for the next one.

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Apr 29, 2013 Dina M. marked it as to-read-series

Excited that this is the last book in the series. I love this series and can't wait to see how this book ends it. Sigh just three and a half more months to go.

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Feb 03, 2013 Ellen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Can't wait to read this one- hope its the last, and we find out who killed Sutton!!

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Jun 10, 2013 Juhina rated it 4 of 5 stars

If you've read my review of the third book in The Lying Game series, Two Truths and a Lie, you would know that I didn't like it and I was starting to get annoyed with the typical cycle of this series. Surprisingly, Hide and Seek broke from that mold and restored my faith in this series once again. I won't post any spoilers but I will say that a lot is revealed in this book. So much stuff!!! My heart was beating like crazy in this book took. I knew from the beginning we won't be finding out who t...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Noémy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook

Just like with the others in the series, I breezed through this book : the storyline is just so addicting; the mystery's growing and the little twist at the end just made the whole plot that much more captivating and intense. I personnally didn't see it coming and I have to say I really like where Sara Shepard's going with it. I am a little disappointed that we'll only get the conclusion of Emma's and Sutton's 'adventures' next year and that we'll have to wait for two more books to come out to f...more

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Nov 14, 2012 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Everytime I re-read this book, I just do it for the Thayer scenes!
I wish this book never ended. I wish this book revealed Sutton's Killer. I'm glad this book was not a filler and had Emma go through two suspects, one that made perfect sense and one I knew for sure did not have a secret. I was so surprsed and amazed at the truth of Sutton's and Emma's birth family. I can't wait till February to find out more about Becky, Emma, Sutton, Thayer and Ethan. Sara Shepard is an amazing writer whose book...more

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Mar 28, 2013 Alyssa Maynard rated it 5 of 5 stars

Young adult fans are not to be messed with! We know what we want: backstabbing friends, kiniving parents, and incompant boyfriends. All that mixed with a murder so big everyone is guilty until proven innocent. All wrapped up in a box with a bow.

Sara Shepard delivers all that and more in Hide and Seek, Book 4 in the Lying Game series. The book opens up with Emma, (who everyone thinks is Sutton, Except for the killer) meeting her boyfriend Ethan for their first date, at the Tucson Planetarium. E...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Brittney rated it 5 of 5 stars

Now that I am on the third book of The Lying Game series which is called Two Truths and A Lie by Sara Shepard, I am convinced that it is the type of book that will make you tremble and thrilled to read more. The novel is about a girl named Emma Paxton who has been living as a foster child in Las Vegas. As she was on her computer, she discovered a strangulation video of a girl who looks exactly like her, having the same green eyes, high cheek bones, and chestnut colored hair. Determined to meet h...more

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Dec 11, 2012 Amberock72 added it

Lying Game: Hide and Seek is about a girl named Emily who has been forced to pretend to be her now dead long lost twin sister Sutton. When she finds out that her sister has been murdered, she goes on a hunt to find the murderer and bring her sister’s killer to justice. Also she wants to stop living a lie and start being herself again. The closer she gets to the truth the more dangerous the game starts to be. Emily has her suspicions about Sutton’s adopted sister Laurel. Laurel has a big crush on...more

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Nov 27, 2012 Amy Wang1 rated it 5 of 5 stars

What would you do if your twin was murdered? Would you risk your own life pretending to be your twin so that you can find the murderer? Emma Paxton, an orphaned teenage girl,takes over her twin sister's life to find out who murdered her sister. The murderer is close by though, and he/she is observing Emma's action. If Emma is careless, she'll end up just like Sutton, her twin sister.

In Hide and Seek, Emma discovers that Sutton's family is keeping a big secret from her. Emma wonders if it has a...more

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Oct 03, 2012 Ginny rated it 3 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Sutton Mercer is still dead and her twin sister she never met is hot on the trail of her killer.

When the book starts out, Emma discovers that her sister's alibi doesn't pan out, so Laurel becomes suspect number 1. During the book, Laurel's good name is cleared a little too easily. I mean, seriously, Emma? You want to be an investigative journalist and you didn't think to ask anyone if they saw Laurel at the hospital? Anyway, we move on to a new number one suspect: Sutton's foster dad, Ted Merce...more

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Sep 05, 2012 Kimmy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the fourth book in Sara Shepard’s Lying Game series. Here is the summary from the Kobo store:

My friends and I used to play lying games. Now my twin sister is living one. When I was alive, my family seemed picture-perfect. My adoptive parents adored me, and my little sister, Laurel, copied my every move. But now that my long-lost twin, Emma, has taken my place to solve my murder, we�’re both learning just how flawed my family really is. Laurel is shooting Emma nasty looks and sneaking aro...more This is the fourth book in Sara Shepard’s Lying Game series. Here is the summary from the Kobo store:

My friends and I used to play lying games. Now my twin sister is living one. When I was alive, my family seemed picture-perfect. My adoptive parents adored me, and my little sister, Laurel, copied my every move. But now that my long-lost twin, Emma, has taken my place to solve my murder, we�’re both learning just how flawed my family really is. Laurel is shooting Emma nasty looks and sneaking around with my ex-boyfriend. And it turns out my parents are keeping a huge secret-could it be the reason I’�m dead? How far would they go to keep the truth buried? No one can harm me now, but Emma is still fair game. And if she�’s not careful, she’�ll end up buried, too. . . .

Well, there isn’t much for me to say about this book that I haven’t said in my reviews for the rest of this series. Like Shepard’s Pretty Little Liars series, I love these books. They are pure fun: a plot involving rich, bitchy high school girls, twins separated at birth, a murder mystery, mild romance, and a ghostly presence, all in one book? Yes please!

I will admit that I’m not as attached to the characters as I am in the Pretty Little Liars series, but perhaps it’s because that is a longer-running series than this one. Also, while I really like Emma, sometimes I have trouble telling her friends apart, like Madeline and Charlotte for example. One is a dancer, one is a redhead – other than Emma, Sutton, and a couple of other people, I don’t think the characters are very well-developed yet. I don’t know enough about them. Of course, that could be because Emma doesn’t really know them either – she has to continue to pretend she’s Sutton and act like she knows these people who she’s only just met – so I suppose I can overlook that for now, assuming that the reader will learn more about these other characters as Emma does.

I enjoyed the subplot involving a group of freshman girls trying to one-up Sutton/Emma’s Lying Game club – it was a good reminder that the Lying Game was a big part of why someone may have been out to get Sutton. As in the previous books, just when Emma is convinced that she has a viable suspect for Sutton’s murder, the person turns out to have been somewhere else the night Sutton was allegedly killed, and therefore exonerated. In this book, there are two suspects that Emma investigates, both of which I thought were pretty far-fetched, to be honest. However, on the plus side, there were some pretty big plot points revealed in this book, mainly towards the end, that really did surprise me, which I liked.

I continue to suspect that Sutton may not be dead. On the other hand, I’ve also been building up a possible suspect list of my own – people that Emma hasn’t yet considered (cough*Ethan*cough - or perhaps an as-yet-unintroduced character, or some innocuous secondary character introduced early on in the first book and then forgotten). Of course, I’m sure I’ll be wrong and will be surprised by whatever the truth turns out to be. But that’s a large part of why I like this and the PLL series – it’s just fun to watch the characters try to solve these mysteries.

The next book in the series comes out in February and you can bet I’ll be reading it! I love this series and so of course I recommend this book. (From http://pingwings.ca)(less)

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Aug 09, 2012 Danielle rated it 1 of 5 stars

OK, is anyone else tired of the whole set up of these books? Emma comes up with a new "suspect" in Sutton's murder based on VERY flimsy evidence. Instead of thinking through other options of what this "evidence" might mean, she immediately jumps to "murderer" and uses no critical thinking to come up with alternate plausible explanations. Emma then follows this "evidence" and other clues throughout the book only to find out in the end that -OH MY GOSH I DIDN'T SEE IT COMING- they are NOT Sutton's...more

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Jul 31, 2012 Demi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: it-was-meh, sexy-guys-are-sexy

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. How long is this series going to be drawn out? By the end of this last one we seem to be really close to finding out Sutton's murderer, and yet I feel like next book will not be the last one.

Hide and Seek didn't follow the EXACT same pattern as the previous two, but it was still fairly predictable. The book starts off with Emma and Sutton going back to suspecting Laurel, sure she left the hospital after driving Thayer over there and then offing Sutton. I actually believed Laurel was somehow inv...more How long is this series going to be drawn out? By the end of this last one we seem to be really close to finding out Sutton's murderer, and yet I feel like next book will not be the last one.

Hide and Seek didn't follow the EXACT same pattern as the previous two, but it was still fairly predictable. The book starts off with Emma and Sutton going back to suspecting Laurel, sure she left the hospital after driving Thayer over there and then offing Sutton. I actually believed Laurel was somehow involved with Sutton's death; the girl is downright insane when it comes to Thayer. Of course, nope she gets another aliby and Sutton and Emma are quick to jump on a new suspect: Sutton's adoptive father. They were SO SURE he killed Sutton and ran over Thayer with the car, when he obviously did niether.

While Emma is focusing on all these people that were close to Sutton, I'm just sitting here shaking my head at her for not thinking of the one person that is not on her list of suspects: Ethan. There are so many subtle clues, not even Sutton is noticing them. Ethan obviously paid an odd amount of attention to Sutton while she was alive and the only time Emma seems to take note of this is out of jealousy. Also, Emma wrote off Ethan's running away when Thayer went to Sutton's at the end of the last book as Ethan being angry that Emma didn't introduce him as her boyfriend. Really, Emma? Really? He also knows how to hack computers. And ontop of all that, Thayer said he thought the person that ran him over had dark hair; if my memory serves me correct, Ethan has dark hair. I've got my eye on you, Mr. Landry.

Now that Thayer is back in town, out of jail, and crossed of Emma's suspects list, he is around a lot more. I love this boy, I really do. Pretty much everything he said made me (and Sutton and Emma and Laurel and every other girl in the book) melt in a big puddle of girl mush ("It's one thing for him to say things about me. But I can't stand him insulting you" *swoons*). I'm really glad he's becoming more involved and I have a feeling Emma will be revealing her true identity in the next book. I was sure she was going to in that last scene...

I was somewhat surprised by SOMETHING so i'm going to give this a three. Hopefully the next will be better...(less)

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Mar 20, 2013 Ash rated it 4 of 5 stars

Hide and Seek, the fourth book in The Lying Game series has three suspects on who killed Sutton. The first is Sutton's sister, Laurel. She might have flown in a jealous rage after Thayer was hit by an unknown person and killed Sutton. The second suspect is Ted Mercer. He might have killed Sutton to try to hide an alleged affair. These suspects are the bulk of the book. Laurel is cleared halfway when Emma discovers she spent all night at the hospital with Thayer and Mr. Mercer is cleared near the...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Nikita rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed, mystery

Let me first say that I really enjoyed all of the Pretty Little Liars books, so I'm familiar with Sara Shepard's writing. Something I don't like that she often does is that she uses one particular phrase or word numerous times in one chapter, not to mention the fact that with every Lying Game novel, Shepard completely twists the plot around.

Suffice to say, I was not pleased. I did like the first two books in this series, but by the third one, I was like, "Okay, when is this getting over?" I got...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Clementine rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

Hmm. Rating Sara Shepard's books is always surprisingly difficult. On one level, they're not good books. They're terrible, really, and their ratings on Goodreads always surprise me, because REALLY? No. These books don't really deserve anything higher than two stars. But at the same time, I don't hate them the same way I hate other books I might rate one or two stars. I hated In the Skin of a Lion (and here I must apologize to my grade 12 English teacher, because I read it for his class, and it's...more

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Sep 25, 2012 Page rated it 5 of 5 stars

I decided to read this book because I have been reading the series and I really love them.

This goes in the "A book that was written in 2011 or 2012," on the bingo board.

This book was very interesting because it really makes things intense! So much happens and it all fits in perfectly! Sutton is still trailing along with Emma trying to find out how she died and Emma is still pretending to be her twin Sutton to (sutton) her family and friends to try find out who the murderer is.

My favorite quote f...more

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Sep 07, 2012 Nicole rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books, scandals-drama

Sara Shepard does it again with the fourth novel in the Lying Game series!

Hide and Seek follows closely with where Two Truths and One Lie stopped with Emma suspecting Laurel as the one who killed Sutton. She goes on trying to find evidence and it turns out Laurel is clear.

Still, who tried to run Thayer over at Sabino Canyon? Who has been trying to hurt Emma? Emma stumbles upon a family secret where she thinks her father is having an affair. She is shocked and suddenly Mr Mercer is a potential su...more

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May 16, 2013 Ally Williams added it

Hide and Seek is about a girl named Emily who has been forced to pretend to be her now dead long lost twin sister Sutton. When she finds out that her sister has been murdered, she goes on a hunt to find the murderer and bring her sister’s killer to justice. Also she wants to stop living a lie and start being herself again. The closer she gets to the truth the more dangerous the game starts to be. Emily has her suspicions about Sutton’s adopted sister Laurel. Laurel has a big crush on Sutton’s ex...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Elise rated it 2 of 5 stars

I actually liked this "The Lying Game" book significantly more than the other three, but none of these books warrant anything above two stars.

These books follow too similar a pattern to have so many in one series. How many more is Shepard planning on writing? The more it becomes, the more I firmly believe she is less in this for the thrill and joy of writing and more in it for the money fans will shell out to read what is really the same book over and over again, only with a new suspect and more...more

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Sep 28, 2012 Janelle Dazzlepants rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, whodunnit, movie-tv, murder-mystery, chick-lit

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. These books are trashy, but good God I love them. I won't lie that they're repetitive: in each book Emma is lead to believe that one of her friends or family members is Sutton's killer, only to find out that said person has an alibi for the night of Sutton's murder. Then Emma finds a somewhat flimsy piece of evidence incriminating someone else, and our suspicions shift to them. Lather, rinse and repeat. But no matter how repetitive and predictable they might be, I find myself getting sucked in e...more

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Nov 03, 2012 Monica rated it 5 of 5 stars

Oh Doamne! Ce carte! Si eu care eram atat de sigura atat de sigura atat de sigura ca este ultima. Ma gandeam eu: stai, cum, aflu eu cine a omorat-o pe Sutton. Da de unde! Si ma mai si gandeam ca "Prettu little liars" este mult mai complexa decat "The lying game". Ironica replica "sa mori tu" isi face aparitia, pentru ca lucrurile se complica serios, piesele de puzzle se amesteca, si mai lipsesc doar cateva, pana la aflarea crudului adevar.
Sara Shepard este geniala. Cu "Hide and seek" a depasit r...more Oh Doamne! Ce carte! Si eu care eram atat de sigura atat de sigura atat de sigura ca este ultima. Ma gandeam eu: stai, cum, aflu eu cine a omorat-o pe Sutton. Da de unde! Si ma mai si gandeam ca "Prettu little liars" este mult mai complexa decat "The lying game". Ironica replica "sa mori tu" isi face aparitia, pentru ca lucrurile se complica serios, piesele de puzzle se amesteca, si mai lipsesc doar cateva, pana la aflarea crudului adevar.
Sara Shepard este geniala. Cu "Hide and seek" a depasit rangurile obisnuite si a plasat-o in lista mea de autori favoriti .Sincer acum, eu o sa va descriu personajele, intriga si foarte putin din actiune pentru ca trebuie sa descoperiti voi singuri tot restul, da?

Nu am putut astepta nici in cazul cartii aceasta sa apara traducerea in romana. De ce? Pentru ca ar fi insemnat sa mai astept pe putin un an. UN AN? Esti nebun ??? Nu pot asta. Asa ca mi-am luat-o in format Kindle si m-am pus pe citit, nu gluma :)

Stiti ca Thayer a iesit complet(sau cel putin aparent) din lista de suspecti a Emmei. A, si sa nu uit, mi-a placut enorm cum s-au sincronizat descoperirile spiritului fantoma Sutton si a Emmei. Cum descoperea una, isi amintea si cealalta sau invers. GE-NI-AL! OK, asa ca, alaturi de Ethan, super-iubitul ei, incearca din rasputeri sa afle adevaratul criminal. Ideea e ca suspectul redevine Laurel. De ce? Pentru ca, in noaptea de 31 august, cand Sutton si Thayer s-au intalnit, el a fost lovit de cineva si dus la spital de Laurel(au chemat-o pe ea pentru a nu se afla ca Sutton a fost cu el). Si ghici ce? Sutton ramane singura in canion, si, aparent cineva o omoara.

Va spun asta pentru ca sunt aceleasi intrebari care ma macina si pe mine. Nu am nicio idee si asta ma enerveaza la culme! Cine a omorat-o pe SUTTON? Pfff....
Ah, si mai e o problema. In liceu apar patru fete, boboace, normal, supranumite "The devious four" aka "Cele patru diabolice". Mda, si au o farsa mai...ciudata, si vina ghici pe cine pica? Membrele Jocului Minciunii.

A fost ciudata prezenta lui Thayer pe parcursul cartii. Nu m-am obisnuit cu el, insa se vede clar ca este ranit sufleteste, ca aparenta Sutton nu-l iubeste la fel ca vechea Sutton. Si asta...doare. Mi-a parut foarte rau de el.
In plus, ideea e ca fiecare fata ascunde cate uns ecret din ce in ce mai periculos. Eu doar va avertizez, sa stiti la ce sa va asteptati.

Acum 2 minute am terminat cartea si inca sunt uimite. Am atatea intrebari si cartea a fost pur si simplu superba. Mi-a placut si m-a surprins cum nu ma asteptam sa se intample. Merita! Felicitari, Sara Shepard! OMG!

Continuarile sunt "CROSS MY HEART, HOPE TO DIE" si "SEVEN MINUTES IN HEAVEN" . Cea din urma incheie seria, si prima apare pe 5 februarie 2013.Nu stiu cum voi rabda pana atunci. Dar ce pot face?

NOTA: 5.5 (less)

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Sep 03, 2012 Anna Serra i Vidal rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, thrillers

Argh, why are there two books more and they aren't out till next year? I can't wait that long to know who killed Sutton.
Yes I know it's kind of repetitive (every single books goes with the formula - Emma suspects someone is the killer only to be cleared out at the end). This one had a new approach to the formula because it does clear out two different suspects in the same book but it was kind of cheating.
We do learn a few more things about Sutton and Emma and also about their real blood family,...more

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Jan 19, 2013 ♥Beauty With a Brain♥ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: angst

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When I first began this series, I was really enjoying discovering the secrets and killer lies this story brought force, bringing out my inner sleuth along with it. I thought the plot was fairly unique and the writing style smoothly played along the continuous flipping of pages. But I found that as the story continues, it lacked the depth and mysterious thrills that tagged nearby.

I never particularly liked the games Sutton...more

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Aug 07, 2012 Eleanor rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is the fourth installment in The Lying Game series by Sara Shepard, as you can see, and it was, by far, the best. Unlike the first three, which seemed to just focus on one suspect the whole book and then discover at the end that it couldn't be them, this one had a lot more twists and turns and surprises. I honestly enjoy The Lying Game more than Pretty Little Liars. I think it's because it's still new-ish, but also because Emma isn't crazy. And Sutton, in death, isn't either. While I love P...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Nicolette rated it 4 of 5 stars

The book "Never Have I Ever", Is a mystery book by Sarah Shepard. It is the forth book of the series "the Lying Game", and really comes to life. " Never Have I Ever" is about a girl,named Sutton Mercer, whos identical twin sister goes looking for her thinking she's alive. When her twin gets to where her sister lived, she realizes that her sister was dead. She is forced to act as her sister, and she must find her sister's murderer, before her sister's murderer hurts her. In order to do this she...more

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