Two Truths and a Lie (The Lying Game, #3)

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Two Truths and a Lie (The Lying Game #3)

by Sara Shepard (Goodreads Author)

4.08 of 5 stars 4.08 · rating details · 4,909 ratings · 436 reviews

Sutton Mercer watches from the afterlife as her long-lost twin, Emma Paxton, takes over her identity to solve her murder. But after ruling out her early leads, Emma still hasn’t found Sutton’s killer. A lot of people wanted her dead—but one name keeps popping up: Thayer Vega. When the gorgeous and mysterious Thayer returns to town, Emma has to move fast to figure out wheth...more

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Published February 7th 2012 by HarperTeen

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Jan 20, 2013 Bernardo rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: perfection, ya, whodunit

Lame.

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Dec 29, 2012 Roline rated it 5 of 5 stars

OHMY! I absolutely loved The Lying Game and Never Have I Ever. I don't know but I noticed that this series is just like Pretty Little Liars. Someone was killed, Suspects, Secrets and stuffs...

So far I liked what I read so I'd like to watch this series (if it even becomes one (; )....

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Apr 06, 2012 Aly rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, mystery

Is there a recurring pattern here or is it just me? Emma ("Sutton") picks someone to blame due to suspicious motives, the Actual Sutton ghost has a memory flashback, marking that person as the supposed killer. Outstanding evidence proves against that person and in the end....Its not them. They've been proven innocent by the continuation of the same memory Sutton Ghost had or something else.
Let's just hope for the sake of our sanity that Hide and seek is the last book in the series.
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Mar 03, 2013 Rana Dsoky rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fab !

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Jun 27, 2012 Heidi Hardin rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who loves Lying Game, PLL, or a good murder mystery

Shelves: favorites

Ok. I really loved this book. However, it had a very predictable ending. I mean, I am very familiar with Shepard's writing style bc of PLL, so maybe that was it, but I totally knew that Thayer was NOT the killer. It was obvious. I LOVED that she gave sutton visions from right before she was murdered. THAT was awesome bc we are getting to see how it all unfolds. I have my suspicious on who it is, so... we will see if I am right. Loved loved LOVED this book. :)

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Apr 03, 2013 Elise rated it 2 of 5 stars

Well, I can't say that I ever expected much when I began reading this series.

I began watching the show when it first came out and I've since stopped watching, more due to my schedule than anything else. But I was bored one night, had a free copy of the book, and decided to read it and the following two out of curiosity. They're quick reads - four hours tops, maybe - and I was intrigued, given that they're pretty popular as of late.

And here's the thing: this is a series that does not need this ma...more Well, I can't say that I ever expected much when I began reading this series.

I began watching the show when it first came out and I've since stopped watching, more due to my schedule than anything else. But I was bored one night, had a free copy of the book, and decided to read it and the following two out of curiosity. They're quick reads - four hours tops, maybe - and I was intrigued, given that they're pretty popular as of late.

And here's the thing: this is a series that does not need this many books!

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Mar 15, 2013 Ash rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

All signs point to Thayer in Two Truths and a Lie, the third installment in The Lying Game series. After Thayer's surprise "attack" and subsequent arrest, Emma tries to gather evidence against him to prove he killed Sutton. But did he? Or is it someone closer to Sutton who did the deed? Maybe her sister Laurel?

All dissenters beware! I actually like this series. Honestly, it isn't like Pretty Little Liars at all. It might actually be more simpler, albeit Shepard's thing with twins aside. I like h...more

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Feb 16, 2013 Amy Wang1 rated it 5 of 5 stars

It doesn't feel good to die and watch your long lost twin pretend to be you while you aren't able to do anything about it. That's just like a person replacing you to live with your parents, hang out with your friends, and go to your school. The thing is, your death revolves around a murderer who is close to your twin.
It's up to Emma Paxton to solve the mystery of her twin. One by one suspects get crossed out. Emma finds out that before her twin died, she had a secret relationship with someone...more

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Jan 03, 2013 Jessica Suwala rated it 2 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. After reading the first two books in the series written by Sara Shepard, I was totally looking forward to continuing on and reading this after the cliffhanger. In "Two Truths and a Lie," Emma is continuing to portray as Sutton, yet surprisingly does go through some character development which can eventually help find her sister's killer. In the first book, Emma had almost no friends, kept to herself, she was reserved and quiet until she comes upon Sutton who just happens to look exactly like he...more After reading the first two books in the series written by Sara Shepard, I was totally looking forward to continuing on and reading this after the cliffhanger. In "Two Truths and a Lie," Emma is continuing to portray as Sutton, yet surprisingly does go through some character development which can eventually help find her sister's killer. In the first book, Emma had almost no friends, kept to herself, she was reserved and quiet until she comes upon Sutton who just happens to look exactly like her and basically make plans to meet each other, through facebook, and THIS is what the whole book is built on.
Emma just left in the hopes of being just like her sister. She wanted the life she never had, and by meeting Sutton she thought all of Sutton's riches, friends, and even her family would become hers as well. As I was reading this book, I realized a lot of important parts were just cut out. It was like the first two books were irrelevant by leaving out all of Emma's findings, evidence, etc. Did Emma just forget why she was there or something? Did she just magically forget that she's not Sutton, and that she was looking for her stalker and sister's killer?
One of the themes that were the most evident in this book is that it can take years to earn trust but only a few seconds to break that trust. It was really nerve-wrecking reading this book knowing that the plot goes absolutely nowhere and will probably end with a cliffhanger just like the first two books. ANYWAYS, after Emma realizes "Wow, I'm not actually Sutton, these people aren't my friends or my family," she also seemed to be a lot more caring and loving than Sutton which is why her family were surprised to find "Sutton" hugging them and showing compassion toward her family. Emma just needed a family and someone to hug, and this is as close as she could get in her "special" situation. As predicted, the reader is to make an inference as to what happens at the end of the book. Another book wasted, and I still do not know what happens or who the killer(s) is/are.(less)

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Oct 24, 2012 Tiny Pants rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: borrowed-library, fiction, series, young-adult

I just noticed on Goodreads that this series is on track to have at least three more books, which honestly surprised me. The only thing that got killed in this book was time (both in the sense of my time spent reading it, and within the fictive universe of the book itself). Even the way it kicks off with a recap that feels almost Babysitter's Club-esque (you know, how every one of those the second or third chapter is spent explaining how the club works and who all the girls are. "One night, Kris...more

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Shelves: 2012-release

Thayer's back. The brother of one of Sutton's best friends disappeared, two months before Sutton's murder. leaving no one any clues as to where he might be.

Up until now he's been the one big unknown as Emma, Sutton's long-lost twin sister who has had to assume her identity, searches for her killer.

Emma has been able to work through Sutton's love life, tangled though it may have been, discovered what the Lying Game was - and is, found out some of the secrets Sutton and her friends were keeping, b...more

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Jun 09, 2012 Majibookshelf Juhina & Farah rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am a huge fan of murder mystery/ psychological thriller novels, and I have been a fan of this series ever since I picked up The Lying Game #1 back when it first came out. Sara Shepard knows how to create this creepy, mysterious environment where everyone becomes a suspect and the chase for the truth becomes more like a game of hide and seek. This is not a newsflash since Sara Shepard is already famous for her "Pretty Little Liars" series, and while I did not read the books, the show is one of...more I am a huge fan of murder mystery/ psychological thriller novels, and I have been a fan of this series ever since I picked up The Lying Game #1 back when it first came out. Sara Shepard knows how to create this creepy, mysterious environment where everyone becomes a suspect and the chase for the truth becomes more like a game of hide and seek. This is not a newsflash since Sara Shepard is already famous for her "Pretty Little Liars" series, and while I did not read the books, the show is one of my favorites!
Now that I am done with my rambling, I'm going to try and review this book and try to be as unbiased as I can be (you'll find out why if you keep reading). I was super excited to finally get my hands on the third installment in this series. I actually jumped up and down from happiness! The story continues from where it left off at the end of book two. A new character, and suspect is introduced, and it is Thayer Vega. Thayer is Madeline's brother and his disappearance has always been a mystery to Emma, and his relationship with Sutton was always a target for gossip. The book begins with a new suspect and a new trail to follow to either prove he is the killer, or he is innocent. I had one problem with this book and it is that it was basically a carbon copy of book number two! In book number two it was the Twitter Twins, and in this book it is Thayer. I felt restless throughout the book, I knew that Thayer would be proven innocent because that is how the first and second books ended.
The Lying Game book Cycle
New suspect -> investigations, following trails -> suspect proven innocent.
To be honest I couldn't get past the repetitiveness of the book. The writing is superb and Sara Shepard is an amazing author but I can't help but wonder If this series would have been better off as a trilogy, or even a duo. Especially when it comes to murder mystery novels, there is a limit to how long an audience can wait, especially if nothing NEW ever really happens. Another problem I had was with the show The Lying Game. I am NOT a fan, and I felt that some of the negativity I feel for the show rubbed off on the books, which is why I tried erasing the show from my mind and just concentrate solely on my feelings about the book. While this review might not be all that positive, I must say that I did enjoy the book, it was a disappointment, but I always liked Sara Shepard's writing, I just wish she would end this series and begin a new one that is bound to be exciting! (less)

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May 28, 2012 Vanessa rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen-mystery

This review is definitely affected by reading this book immediately after Never Have I Ever. Reading this immediately after finishing the preceding one, there are a lot of pretty large holes in the plot. For the first few chapters, I assumed that the author may just have made a mistake. Instead, all of the plot holes were actually Emma conveniently forgetting things that were relevant to the suspect of the book. Had Emma remembered everything she had conveniently forgotten, the mystery in this b...more This review is definitely affected by reading this book immediately after Never Have I Ever. Reading this immediately after finishing the preceding one, there are a lot of pretty large holes in the plot. For the first few chapters, I assumed that the author may just have made a mistake. Instead, all of the plot holes were actually Emma conveniently forgetting things that were relevant to the suspect of the book. Had Emma remembered everything she had conveniently forgotten, the mystery in this book would have been solved a lot faster. Most attentive readers will have solved at least the mystery in Two Truths and a Lie well before it is revealed.

Another big problem is that the plot closely follows the same pattern as the previous books. The first book had the advantage of being about multiple suspects, and the second book was at least the first time that the formula was strictly followed. It is with this book that it really becomes a problem. For most of this book, Emma's life isn't directly in danger, so there is a lot less suspense.

Another big frustration is that Emma is so dull and flat as a character. The only time that she really seems to have a character is when she is channeling Sutton. Instead of developing, the same few facts about her life are repeated instead. She does not necessarily have interests. She just is conveniently skilled in things when relevant to the plot. She is a little more proactive in this book; however, she still spends most of her time just waiting for things to be revealed to her instead of actively investigating.

There are still some good aspects of this book. If this was not the third book in the series, I would consider it much better than the second. Thayer is a much more interesting character than most of the other characters. It is nice that both of Sutton's parents are starting to get a little bit of attention in the plot. I'm fairly optimistic that the last book in the series will return to at least a three. If the mystery continues beyond the fourth book, I will have to do some thinking before continuing to read.(less)

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Apr 18, 2012 Shayna Gier rated it 4 of 5 stars

What I Loved

I have a soft spot for The Lying Game. I anxiously await the next release starting a maximum of three days after the previous one is released, and so there's quite a lot I love about the series. An avid reader, as well as viewer of the TV show, I just cannot get enough of Emma and Sutton! True to form, Two Truths and A Lie had my attention from the first line up to the cliff-hanger ending. One thing Sara Shepard is really excellent at is playing with the reader's head and emotion, us...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Paula Phillips rated it 4 of 5 stars

Review: Two Truths and a Lie - The Lying Game Book #3 - Sara Shepard - April 2012
I firstly have to admit for some reason The Lying Game hasn't captured fully my attention the way that Pretty Little Liars has , so I'm a PLL Girl. In saying that though, following both the TV Show and the books have been an interesting ride as they have taken a similiar but very different path. In Two truths and a lie , we have an inkling that Sutton is dead as Emma recieved a note saying "CONTINUE TO BE SUTTON OR...more

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Mar 20, 2012 Pamela Kramer rated it 4 of 5 stars

'Two Truths and a Lie' by Sara Shepard takes the story of the twins-separated-at-birth and reunited at death (of just one of them) and continues with the still-living twin trying to find out who killed her sister, why, and whether she's next on the list. This is the third book in 'The Lying Game' series.

The story is narrated by Sutton. Yes, she's dead, but she's also stuck in the afterlife following her twin around and trying to remember who killed her. Not that it would help anyone even if she...more

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Feb 17, 2012 Yogini Jhingan rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love the Lying Game series and was eagerly awaiting this book. I like how the story unfolds here and we get to see even further into Sutton's memories. Although I'd wish the next books brings even more answers and flashbacks. What I really like is how dimensional all these characters are, specially Thayer. This is by far my favorite Lying Game book till now. However, in this book I feel there was something really off about Ethan. I know how it's being shown towards the end that Laurel might've...more

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Feb 09, 2012 Kelly Hager rated it 4 of 5 stars

Emma is still trying to figure out who killed her twin sister, Sutton. It's also getting increasingly difficult to continue to pretend to be Sutton, especially without anyone figuring out what's going on. But if she doesn't do a good job of being Sutton, she knows she's going to be the next to die. So who's behind it? She's already pretty sure it's not Sutton's sister, Laurel, or one of their friends. The current suspect is Madeline's brother, Thayer. He's been missing for a while and it turns o...more

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Oct 08, 2012 Danielle Wood rated it 5 of 5 stars

The author's purpose in writing this book was to entertain the reader. Since this was a fictional book, there was nothing that the author was trying to teach the reader but, it was very entertaining and kept me interested the whole time. I guess you could say the purpose for writing the book is simply to tell a story about a group of friends in high school that make some bad choices and the end result is a disaster. Even though this story is not true, it could happen in any high school in any t...more The author's purpose in writing this book was to entertain the reader. Since this was a fictional book, there was nothing that the author was trying to teach the reader but, it was very entertaining and kept me interested the whole time. I guess you could say the purpose for writing the book is simply to tell a story about a group of friends in high school that make some bad choices and the end result is a disaster. Even though this story is not true, it could happen in any high school in any town in America.
The theme of this book could be interpreted many different ways. The first theme is to always watch your back. Sutton got too comfortable with the wrong people and that is how she got killed in the first place. Then, after her twim sister Emma was brought into the picture (in the first book) she got too comfortable with Sutton's friends. She was backstabbed by one of the people she thought was her friend. Another theme of this series is be careful what you say. This theme is relavant to the book because some of the things that Sutton's friends say get them into a lot of trouble. Trouble that could have been avoided if no words were spoken.
The style this bok was written in would be a narration because it is the narrator telling the story. The story is told through a series of events that describes what happened in a chronological order. This style was effective to the story in my opinion because if it had been told any other way it wouldn't have made much sense. I enjoyed the story and I liked the style it was written in and yes, it was very effective.
My opinion of this book is that it might be my very favorite book. I really liked the way the author told the story and I think the plot was very interesting. I also liked all the suspense, drama, and plot twists that occurred. Something I disliked was one of the characters that was included in the book, I didn't like Nisha. She didn't have a big part in the story and I think it was something that could have been left out. Overall, I wouldn't change anything in this story because it flowed well and it was quick to read because you didn't want to put it down since it was so full of suspense. This book is similair to all of the Sara Shepard books and that is why she is my favorite author. I like mystery, suspense, and a little teenage drama and I love all of her books, especially The Pretty Little Liars series! (less)

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Apr 18, 2012 Kayla rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I thought that this was a good book. The characters are interesting, and the perspective is really neat.

BUT...
Is everybody stupid? It is ridiculously obvious that Mr.Mercer murdered Sutton, or at the very least hit Thayer with the car.

1. His fingerprints are on the car. Yes, he is technically a co-owner... But why would he ever actually need to use Sutton's car? Also, the girls all carpool together often, but none of their fingerprints were on the car. This means that Mr. Mercer had touched it m...more

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Mar 09, 2012 Marta rated it 3 of 5 stars

Emma sucht weiterhin den Mörder ihrer Zwillingsschwester Sutton. Bis dahin muss sie deren Identität annehmen, da sie sich vor einem anonymen Bedroher - dem Mörder? fürchtet. Nur der Außenseiter Ethan weiß um Emmas wahre Identität. Oder doch nicht nur er? Was macht plötzlich der verschollene Thayer in Emmas Schlafzimmer, mitten in der Nacht? Weiß er wer sie wirklich ist? Hat er Sutton umgebracht?

Diesmal im Fokus der Verdächtigungen steht der Ausreißer Thayer. Doch nicht nur damit hat Emma zu käm...more

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Mar 30, 2013 Tereza S. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Tahle série se stala mojí novou posedlostí. Jak už jsem někde psala, knihy si obvykle nekupuju. Je jenom pár vyvolených kousků, které jsem prostě doma musela mít stůj co stůj - jako třeba Vampýrskou akademii. A právě jsem objevila další sérii, kterou bych si chtěla pořídit.

Je to zvláštní, ale sama nevím, čím si mě knihy získaly. Jakmile dočtu jednu, hned se pouštím do dalšího pokračování. A přitom, upřímně, není to vůbec nic převratného. Prostě takový obyčejný příběh ze života teenagerů, ale já...more Tahle série se stala mojí novou posedlostí. Jak už jsem někde psala, knihy si obvykle nekupuju. Je jenom pár vyvolených kousků, které jsem prostě doma musela mít stůj co stůj - jako třeba Vampýrskou akademii. A právě jsem objevila další sérii, kterou bych si chtěla pořídit.

Je to zvláštní, ale sama nevím, čím si mě knihy získaly. Jakmile dočtu jednu, hned se pouštím do dalšího pokračování. A přitom, upřímně, není to vůbec nic převratného. Prostě takový obyčejný příběh ze života teenagerů, ale já to prostě žeru.

Trojka jde opět úspěšně ve stopách předchozích dílů. A jak mají některé série tendence jít po čase s kvalitou dolů, tady to zatím neplatí. Emma si opět vybere podezřelou osobu, načež se celou dobu snaží najít důkazy o tom, že právě tahle osoba skutečně zabila její sestru Sutton. Sice mi tohle trošku vadí, protože je to pořád na jedno brdo a na konci se vždy ukáže, že se Emma spletla. Jenže si prostě nemůžu pomoct, stejně se mi to líbí.

To, že se v příběhu věci hýbou příšerně pomalu, má ale přeci jen jednu výhodu. Já mám takový zlozvyk - skoro vždycky si čtu pár stran od konce, abych se podívala, jak kniha dopadne. Prostě nevydržím čekat. Tady mi je to ale prd platné, protože i kdybych už nemohla čekat na to, kdo je vrah, stejně se to nedozvím. Takže už mě to najednou ani nesvádí:)

Pokud si vezmu postavy, na oblibě Emmy a Ethana se nic nemění. Pořád jim fandím a v tomhle díle se s nimi konečně začíná něco dít. Naopak jsem změnila názor na Laurel. Ta mi neuvěřitelně lezla na nervy a chovala se jako totální kráva. Nemohla jsem vystát ty její řeči a jak ještě Emmě vyhrožovala. Ani bych se nedivila, kdyby v Suttonině smrti byla nějak zapletená.

Takže jedním slovem úžasný. Samozřejmě jsem neodolala a hned začala číst čtvrtý díl. Jsem vážně napnutá, jak se to všechno ještě vyvrbí.(less)

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Apr 13, 2012 Dina M. rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. OMG I THINK I KNOW WHO THE KILLER IS!!!

So this has plot spoilers of the Lying Game series thus far.

So basically Thayer comes back to town in this book. He ends up in jail because Mr.Mercer pressed charges for breaking and entering into Sutton's room. So Madeleine and Laurel hate Sutton (Emma) for a while. Emma thinks that he's Sutton's killer but it turns out that he's not. And at the end of the book she thinks that Laurel is Sutton's killer. M

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May 25, 2012 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars

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May 05, 2012 Reina rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bitchy-girls, fluff, teen

whoa... sensing a love triangle with Emma(Sutton), Thayer, and Ethan! Except that Thayer is in love with Sutton and Emma's not Sutton. The Host love triangle anyone???
Anyway, I find Ethan to be quite a dull duck. I don't really like him, and honestly, I'm not a huge fan of Emma either. They're both rather flat characters and Ethan is can be kinda cheesey sometimes. However, Sutton and Thayer are the most intruiging and interesting characters in the story so far and therefore the flashbacks are...more

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Mar 18, 2012 Jami rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

To tell you the truth, each time I start reading one of the books in this series, I can't figure out why I'm doing it. I don't love Shepard's writing style, and it often bugs me how changeable she makes her characters. One minute they act this way, or are characterized a certain way, and the next minute, they're acting completely opposite. Maybe Shepard has been inspired by the flip-flopping of current political candidates?

Another thing I don't love about Shepard's books is how she drags out the...more

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

Shelves: ya, thrillers

Quick guilty pleasure that is starting to feel a bit repetitive because of the formula Sara Shepard is using in this series. At the beginning we find a new suspect and follow all the leads to clear him or her off.
This time it's Thayer Vega's time. He's Maddie's brother and way darker than he is in the TV show. He has violent outbursts and might be the last person to see Sutton alive. Or didn't he leave her alive?
Sutton's memories in the middle of the book got me distracted as they did add up b...more

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Mar 20, 2012 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chicklit, ya

Another book in the Lying Game series. While I thought the first two books in this series were actually okay, like the PLL series, I am finally getting board here. But since these books are such easy reads, you know I'll pick up more of them. Anyway, I just read a recap on Amazon to refresh my memory and I so agree with one of the reviews in that this book was a total retread of #2, which is why I found it so boring. I am a sucker for plot devices in these books though. I like the mix up in angl...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Clementine rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

How does this book have such a high average rating? Who the hell is reviewing these things? This wasn't even good in a "this is such a guilty pleasure" sort of way. The action was totally contrived; it wasn't exciting at all; compared to the show, the characters just fall so flat. It's ridiculous. Sara Shepard is obviously running out of exciting plot twists, judging by the way this series is going, as well as the latest Pretty Little Liars offering.

I cringed the entire way through this book. Th...more

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