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Wicked (Pretty Little Liars #5)

by Sara Shepard (Goodreads Author)

4.17 · rating details · 8,658 ratings · 559 reviews

In idyllic Rosewood, Pennsylvania, four very pretty girls just can't help but be bad. . . .

Hanna will do anything to be Rosewood's queen bee. Spencer's digging up her family's secrets. Emily can't stop thinking about her new boyfriend. And Aria approves a little too strongly of her mom's taste in men.

Now that Ali's killer is finally behind bars, the girls think the

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Feb 22, 2009

Meg rated it

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Jan 06, 2009

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Ian Thomas is in jail awaiting trial and the girls are able to relax and return to their lives. Or can they??? Just when the reader thought that the mystery of A has been solved at the end of UNBELIEVABLE, more bizarre events await the girls of Rosewood.

Hanna, Spencer, Emily, and Aria slowly try to settle back into their normal lives. Hanna is working through the trauma of learning that her best friend tried to kill her. She tries t...moreReviewed by Jaglvr for TeensReadToo.com

Ian Thomas is in jail awaiting trial and the girls are able to relax and return to their lives. Or can they??? Just when the reader thought that the mystery of A has been solved at the end of UNBELIEVABLE, more bizarre events await the girls of Rosewood.

Hanna, Spencer, Emily, and Aria slowly try to settle back into their normal lives. Hanna is working through the trauma of learning that her best friend tried to kill her. She tries to live with her soon-to-be step-sister, Kate, and build up new friendships at school. Spencer is dealing with the cold shoulder she is receiving from her family. And through her grandmother's will, Spencer has just learned that she might be adopted. Aria has ventured to an art exhibit on her own, only to learn that the guy she was maybe flirting with was the artist himself. And finally Emily has met a boy. A boy that sends tingles through her.

The four girls still meet to discuss their grief and pull themselves together for the trial that is about to begin. But when Ian is released on bail to attend to his dying mother, the mysterious text messages start again.

Each girl receives messages that are more haunting than the ones before Ian was arrested. Now, the sender seems to be stalking them. The messages are sent at the most inopportune times, and some even come with photos attached; photos that were taken mere moments before the text arrived.

As the trial looms nearer, the girls are again thrust together trying to piece together the life that was Alison DiLaurentis. In WICKED, the reader gets a glimpse of the past and how the five girls initially became friends. The story hints at the Time Capsule and the flag pieces that bring the girls together.

In WICKED, Ms. Shepard brings the reader even deeper into the intrigue that is Rosewood. Told in alternating voices by each of the girls, the pieces of the puzzle slowly start to come together.

The wonderful thing about the PRETTY LITTLE LIARS series is that Ms. Shepard is able to lead the reader down one path, only to leave the ending wide open and wandering off in a different direction. With the shocking ending of WICKED, the reader will be waiting anxiously for the next installment, KILLER, due out in June 2009.

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Jan 02, 2009

Annabella rated it

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Dec 17, 2008

Bayshore Books rated it

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I have to admit I was a little leery about “Wicked”. How long could Sara Shepard possibly drag out the story line? Those fears can now be put to rest. This is a fantastic sequel to the previous books. It contains all the mystery and twists and turns we have come to expect from this author. The only downside is that the next one will not be out until June.

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Dec 26, 2008

Molly marked it as to-read

This is a great series. Im only on teh second book, but i can wait to read and find out about A.!.!.!

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Dec 31, 2008

Caroline rated it

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The addicting thing about this series is the mystery and unpredictability of it all! Who is the mysterious A? It wasn't Alison, but now Mona owned up to being A-but she fell off a cliff. Is it Ian? Is it Kate? Is it Jason?
This series is so painful sometimes to read, the way Spencer and Hanna get treated by their families. Hanna's dad and stepmom don't listen to Hanna at all. The golden child is Hanna's stepsister Kate, who is so evil that if she was my step sister I would have thrown my cl...more

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Jan 03, 2012

Charlynn rated it

Several months have passed since Ian's arrest and the reveal that Mona was A and her subsequent death, but the Liars' secrets are nowhere near as cold and as frozen as the winter Pennsylvania weather. Aria has a new love interest... only he's the same guy her mom's dating; Emily is once more confused about her sexuality and dating a boy; Hanna is making nice with her step-sister in an attempt to ruin her before she can be hurt; and Spencer is uncovering her family's secrets after her grandmother...more

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Dec 18, 2011

Alina Silva rated it

“Wicked” did a really great job of focusing in on how ‘A’ blackmailed each of the girls– Hanna, Aria, Spencer and Emily. Somehow, ‘A’ continues to find out their past and present mistakes as time goes by. This causes them to begin to keep bits and pieces of their secrets from each other because they feel remorse and guilt. After finding out that the original ‘A’ was Mona, someone who befriended Hanna a while ago and their friendship eventually ended up with them drifting apart from one another. ...more

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Oct 12, 2011

Alexa rated it

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Wicked picks off right where Unbelievable left off. The girls found out who A was, and that was Mona, Hanna’s best friend. Mona is now dead, but the girls still get text messages from A. They don’t know if it is a copycat like the police are telling them, or if it is Ian, the number one suspect in Alison’s murder case, and Melissa, Spencer’s sisters boyfriend. Aside from finding A, Emily, Spencer, Hanna, and Aria don’t spend time with one another. Emily starts dating Isaac, someone she met at ch...more

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Aug 17, 2011

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The series revolves around four girls who used to be best friends, that is until Allison DiLaurentis disappeared, and Spencer, Aria, Hanna, and Emily all went their separate ways. Years later, when the girls start getting mysterious text messages from an unknown stalker, they think they might finally be close to finding out what really happened to Ali that night. But instead of getting closer to the truth, the girls seem to stumble upon more a...morefrom my blog:
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The series revolves around four girls who used to be best friends, that is until Allison DiLaurentis disappeared, and Spencer, Aria, Hanna, and Emily all went their separate ways. Years later, when the girls start getting mysterious text messages from an unknown stalker, they think they might finally be close to finding out what really happened to Ali that night. But instead of getting closer to the truth, the girls seem to stumble upon more and more secrets. What was Ali hiding? Is A really gone? Is A really back? What really happened to Ali???

With A threatening and blackmailing each of them, trusting each other may be the only way for the girls to find out what really happened and stop A once and for all.

I just have to say what a master Sara Shepard is as an author. The books all read so seamlessly together that it’s difficult to pinpoint where one ends and the next begins. And at the same time, each book is fully able to stand on its own, simultaneously leaving the reader satisfied with the ending, and burning with questions about what will happen next.

In Wicked, Spencer is still reeling from having confessed to plagiarizing her award-winning paper—Her parents won’t talk to her, her teachers are suspicious, and she’s been kicked out of every club and activity she was in. Spencer also just found out she was disinherited from her grandmother’s will and she might be adopted. Now that Emily’s family is finally adjusting to her being gay, she might be in love with a boy. Aria and her mother are finally mending their relationship, but it’s threatened again when her mother’s new boyfriend, Xavier, starts hitting on her. Hanna’s mother took a job in Singapore, leaving her to live with her father, step-mother-to-be, and a step-sister who can do no wrong. And on top of all that, Ian Thomas escapes just before he was about to go on trial for Ali’s murder. Oh, and is A really back, or is it a copycat?(less)

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Jan 23, 2011

Molly Gray rated it

Wicked brougt an entire truck load of unanswered questions with it that drove each one of it's readers crazy, including me. Who is the new "A"? Is Ali really dead? Where is Ian? What am I missing? Sara Shepard has once again made me question my sanity and dig deeper into every twisted scrap of evidence she leaves. I have lost myself in the Pretty Little Liars books and I am hoping that the bread crubs the author has left will help me find my way out. A new character has joined Rosewood...more

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Dec 20, 2010

Wdebo5487 rated it

When I first saw "Wicked" on my library's shelves I nearly had a heart attack because I was so excited to read it. When I started it seemed calm, nothing much over the toply scandelous/exciting. At first I was disappointed, the problems that occured seemed childish and, to put it simply, pitiful. However, after a bit, the conflicts intensified and well, it got so addictive like any other Pretty Little Liars book.

I am not a big fan of Spencer, she is so, ugh, I don't know how ...more

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Nov 20, 2010

Mae rated it

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Oct 29, 2010

Chibineko rated it

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While I've absolutely adored all of the books in the series so far (a guilty pleasure), this volume was very hard to get into. While one "A" is revealed in the last volume, there's still tons of mystery and intrigue to explore in the series. I just couldn't get into this volume.

The fifth book in the series follows up on all of the girls after "A" has been revealed to be Mona and Ali's supposed killer has been caught. It should be easy sailing, right? WRONG. Hanna...more

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Oct 09, 2010

Jessica Lawlor rated it

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Wicked by Sara Shepard, the fifth installment of the mysterious Pretty Little Liars series continues the story of Aria, Hanna, Emily and Spencer and their quest to find out who killed their best friend Ali, and who’s been sending them eerie text messages.

Our girls have all grown up a little since their traumatic fall. It’s now winter and the four girls rest easy knowing that Ian is in jail. Their lives go back to normal….well, as normal as Rosewood can be.

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Aug 11, 2010

Marisa added it

Recommends it for: everyone 10+

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. okay... im just going to go over what's happened so far, so MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!

okay, here goes-
1.mona was a. i mean, no offense to her, but hannah has really got to start picking a better bff. its like, come on, how can you NOT know that your best friend hated you. the bad thing is, now hannah is convinced that everyone is part of this big A conspiracy.
2.aria, aria, aria. flirting with a weirdo that turns out to be your moms boyfriend? and then kissing him repeate...moreokay... im just going to go over what's happened so far, so MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!

okay, here goes-
1.mona was a. i mean, no offense to her, but hannah has really got to start picking a better bff. its like, come on, how can you NOT know that your best friend hated you. the bad thing is, now hannah is convinced that everyone is part of this big A conspiracy.
2.aria, aria, aria. flirting with a weirdo that turns out to be your moms boyfriend? and then kissing him repeatedly!? that girl has some problems
3.well, spencer finally told the truth about the golden orchid. the bad news is, now everyone hates her- her teachers, her parents, her dead grandma (though that's another story)
4. i think that things are the best for emily. most people have forgiven her for being gay, she gets a great new boyfriend, and she is finally starting to move on
5. this one is strange. did ian actually kill ali? i dont think so. he's essentially a nice guy(besides being a weirdo that likes a girl in 6th grade. i mean, come on! ali was younger than me when she started flirting with a high schooler. and ian was totally in love with her- the picture in the garbage bag is proof.
6. here's another intriguing character in this story: kate. whats up with her? in flawless, she totally backstabbed hannah, taking her trust, and shoving the drugs under the adults' noses. and if she wasn't going to share hannah's binging problem, than what was that sinister phone call about? sure, she said she was practicing for hamlet, but as far as i know, ophelia never says, "(cackle) it'll work. i promise. trust me. and it's almost time- i cant wait! (snicker)" something fishy is going on there.
7. another time i dont understand the PLLs is this- why, oh why, is spencer dating andrew. hes been a total jerk to her before, so what changed her mind? who knows.
8. and lastly, the conclusion. things arent looking good for the PLLs. spencer might be adopted, aria's mommy's boyfriend keeps groping her, and hannah's daddy hates her, since she told everyone that kate had herpes.emily's fine, but something bad will undoubtedly happen to her too. oh yeah, and there's the minor problem of the girls finding ian's dead body in the woods. what'll happen next? i know. but you dont ;) as A would say,
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Jul 23, 2010

Polina ♆ rated it

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Jun 27, 2010

Stef rated it

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**Spoilers for previous book, and minimal spoilers for Wicked**

Wicked is book 5 in the Pretty Little Liars series. I was expecting a bit of a fresh plot considering so much was resolved in book 4, Unbelievable. Instead, it’s sort of on rewind and repeat.

Things seem to have simmered down in the idyllic town of Rosewood. The wicked witch is dead and Ali’s killer is behind bars. You’d think life would go back to normal and perfect for Spencer, Aria, Emily and Hanna. But they...more**Spoilers for previous book, and minimal spoilers for Wicked**

Wicked is book 5 in the Pretty Little Liars series. I was expecting a bit of a fresh plot considering so much was resolved in book 4, Unbelievable. Instead, it’s sort of on rewind and repeat.

Things seem to have simmered down in the idyllic town of Rosewood. The wicked witch is dead and Ali’s killer is behind bars. You’d think life would go back to normal and perfect for Spencer, Aria, Emily and Hanna. But they’re still dealing with the aftermath of A. Spencer is dealing with her consequences from cheating on a paper which got her in the finals to some over the top award program. Aria finds herself back in hermit land. Hanna has no friends, only her boyfriend, Lucas. And Emily is getting back to normal with her family as they adjust to her jumping sexual teams. Seems somewhat normal, but doesn’t stay that way for long when a new copycat A comes in the picture. A helps make the pretty little liars’ problems into bigger snowball tumbling catastrophes. Aria has issues with Ella’s new man friend. Hanna wants back on top in girl world. Spencer has even more family issues and Emily finds herself doing a sexual 180 (doesn’t she know you can have the best of both worlds?). It’s all just fuel for the new A in old A shoes. Lucky diabolical bugger.

The four girls seem to repeat the past all over again. What happened to learning from your mistakes? It all sort of reminds me of that movie “I know what you did last summer” minus the creepy fisherman and the hook. New A makes the girls even more stupid with every threat and keeps them lying instead of coming clean. Who is the new A and is it possible that there’s other suspects for Ali’s murder?

Secrets galore to be revealed keep me hooked on this series. First half of the book was somewhat repetitive but it did snatch my attention back with the sexual uncertainty, forbidden feelings and actions, and just plain good mystery. Hopefully, the next few books don’t get too redundant. I’m a patient and loyal reader so the author still has my attention.
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Jul 21, 2009

Alex rated it

This is the 5th book in the Pretty Little Liars series, and it starts a new plot ARC. The old A is dead and gone (literally), but a new one has appeared... Creepy huh?

It's the same four girls but with different problems and a new stalker. Ali's killer is in jail and soon to be on trial. But then he escapes. Each girl has new secrets and the whole novel is shrouded with suspense and worry.

I actually quite like the Pretty Little Liars series. It's interesting, and different...more

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Sep 20, 2011

Kandes rated it

Shelves: read-in-2011, library

Totally amazing, as always!

Not much I can say about this book without spoiling.. but I highly recommend it for anyone who's read books 1-4. It is starting to get a lil redundant because after 4 books, they all follow the same similiar plot line, but its still a great book and series! I'm curious to see if it ever gets to be a lil TOO redundant, I mean there's going to be 12 books altogether (according to Wikipedia lol) and I've never read a series that had more then 3 or 4 books so I...more

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Oct 19, 2010

Purplycookie rated it

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Shelves: bitch-lit, book-series, guilty-pleasure, young-adult, revenge

I found ”Wicked (Pretty Little Liars, #5)” to be a bit like a new beginning, a slightly calmer entrance into the second half of the series. That's not to say there weren't things going on, but it didn't have me basically tearing out the pages to get to the end like the previous two books (”Perfect” and ”Unbelievable”). I guess knowing who A was, was enough to calm me down, temporarily.

So now we have a suspect in Ali's murder who is behind bars, but was it really him or is the real k...more

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Jul 06, 2009

M rated it

Shelves: mystery

Ugh, these books are like my favorite flavor of ice cream. So delicious but very bad for me. I always wait in anticipation for each book to come out even though I know I'll just be left unsatisfied again! And it drives me crazy to the point that I just want the series to end so that I can find out all the secrets and be done with. Although I have to give points to Sara Shepard and Alloy Entertainment for keeping readers like me on a hook.

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May 27, 2011

Sarah Librarian rated it

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One of the things I both love and hate about these book is the way they toy with my emotions. I go through phases where I dislike a lot of the characters and the way they act, but I've always liked Emily. Not that she's more innocent than the other three, but I just like her story a lot more. Hanna, on the other hand, just when I start liking her, she does something (or many things) incredibly stupid. Another thing I've noticed is that, sadly, Shepard treats her male characters horribly, even wo...more

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Sep 24, 2011

Victoria rated it

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Honestly, I'm getting kind of fed up with the characters, and then again they remind me of little lost puppies. The story is always repetitive in the beginning and middle, though the Ali moment from the past before the 1st chapter begins is always appreciated. The details and descriptions make it easy to forget how catty the book is, even though the details really emphasize it. The descriptions also makes it really easy to slip back into the series. The cliff hangers are amazing and explosive, b...more

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Jun 04, 2011

Courtney Norman rated it

I was honestly very disappointed in this book. For the first time since I started the series, I found it really hard to get into and kind of painful to finish. I don't know why, but this book's situations kind of seem to farfetched. Nice ideas, yes, but it's not near as realistic as the previous four. It seems this A is like God or something, knowing every little detail of their lives. Loose ends were tied up in the last one when we found out Mona had found Ali's journal, but this one just unrav...more

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Feb 04, 2010

Ilana rated it

After they all thought A was gone, now A is back and is worse than ever. And it's a new A! Aria, Spencer, Emily, and Hanna pour over who is the new A, also Alison's murderer Ian is now on the loose, what is going to happen? The clues are all together, but the pieces are just missing. Each of the pretty girls has a dark secret that will each stay hidden. New relationships form, for the good... and the worse.

I can connect this book to The Lovely Bones because Salmon Girl's father had a...more

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Oct 06, 2011

Rebecca rated it

Shelves: ya, chicklit

And now the story refreshes itself. Same format and "A" is still haunting the gals, but since the original A is now dead, everyone thinks that it's just someone playing a prank and not to take the lame-o threats too seriously. Until the end, when the Dude at the end of the previous book is supposed to show up for his hearing after being let out on bail, only to show up DEAD! DUH-DUH-DUNNNNNNNNN. The girls thought he was the one sending them messages, but no one took them seriously, but...more

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Feb 22, 2009

Nicole rated it

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Dec 26, 2011

Brad rated it

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"There once was a series of eight. That series soon became so great. As the number grew to twelve, and filled the bookshelves, this series, I want to date."
~From the mind of Brad Sells (no joke!)

WICKED, the fifth installment of the ever addictive PLL series by Sara Shepard, did not disappoint whatsoever. After what happened in the fourth novel, I needed to know how the journey would continue. Usually, books that have so many in a series drag on and on forever, but t...more

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Aug 12, 2010

Jen rated it

Shelves: paid-full-price, read-in-2010, books-i-own

Okay seriously... I haven't been properly reviewing these books because I've been too busy devoting my time to reading them, like I said I was going to. Can I just say that I hate the covers, by the way? And I hate that everyone smells like cinnamon or some kind of burning wood or hair or lighter fluid. Additionally, Alison was NOT a nice person. She was a self-centered beotch that was only concerned with making her "BFFs" look bad while assuming the role of the perfect Queen Bee. She ...moreOkay seriously... I haven't been properly reviewing these books because I've been too busy devoting my time to reading them, like I said I was going to. Can I just say that I hate the covers, by the way? And I hate that everyone smells like cinnamon or some kind of burning wood or hair or lighter fluid. Additionally, Alison was NOT a nice person. She was a self-centered beotch that was only concerned with making her "BFFs" look bad while assuming the role of the perfect Queen Bee. She was an absolute hag and I cannot believe her friends actually miss her and fondly reminisce on the times when she made them look like idiots. Also, she was like 13 at the time. I don't remember 13 year olds being that vicious? But maybe it's because I was not popular. From the way these books are, I'm freaking happy I wasn't!

Now that the negatives are out of the way... holy eff, I love these books. I'm pretty sad that they're going to be done soon, but it's necessary. Only so many people are "wicked" enough to potentially be A. I actually skip ahead pages to see when the next text from A will be. She/he is obviously the most exciting character, next to Aria.

****MINOR SPOILERS FOR PREVIOUS BOOKS****
Speaking of Aria, I'm really upset at her situation. Her dad cheated on her mother with a student (curse him, because my husband is a school teacher), then they move to Iceland and her parents instill her with a hope that their marriage will survive. Then they move back to Rosewood and her slutty, adulterous whore of a father finds his ex-mistress and re-mistresses her? Sick. And the whole time, Aria has to suffer through knowing her father's secret and keeping it from her family in order to preserve her parents' relationship. She didn't keep it from her mom to be malicious, but because she didn't want her family to fall apart. AND it had nothing to do with the family's reputation or their perfect image. That's really sad and a huge burden for a teenager to bear.

These books are like Chipotle-flavored Sun Chips. You can't eat just one, you know they're not necessarily good for you, yet you keep consuming them and before you know it, you've eaten the whole damn bag. Plus, they burn your tongue and you kind of like that.

This wasn't really a review for this book, but more like a comprehensive review for each book I've read so far. I've read them so fast that I can't remember which is which, so this'll have to do. (less)

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“I suppose I could let bygones be bygones, forgive and forget, yadda yadda. But where's the fun in that? These pretty little bitches got everything I ever wanted, and now I'm going to make sure they get exactly what they deserve. Does that make me sound awful? Sorry, but as every pretty little liar knows, sometimes the truth's ugly-and it always hurts.
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