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Trust Me, I'm Trouble

(Trust Me #2)

Mary Elizabeth Summer (Goodreads Author)

3.85 · Rating details · 758 ratings · 119 reviews

Staying out of trouble isn’t possible for Julep Dupree. She has managed not to get kicked out of her private school, even though everyone knows she’s responsible for taking down a human-trafficking mob boss—and getting St. Agatha’s golden-boy Tyler killed in the process. Running cons holds her guilty conscience at bay, but unfortunately, someone wants Julep to pay for her ...more

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Jan 24, 2017 Elle (TheBookishActress) rated it it was ok

Shelves: y-out2000, zzzzz-did-not-finish, z-read2017, mystery-suspense, 2-star

this is really good if any of you are looking for a good middle-YA spy novel that happens to have a great morally grey main character and some sapphic girls!! unfortunately, I am not looking for Middle YA at this moment or possibly ever again and would prefer to finish something I feel super compelled to read.

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Nov 09, 2014 Dahlia added it

Shelves: 2015-releases, one-four-kid-lit, quiltbag-ya, i-own-arc, i-own-in-hardcopy, bi-pride

NEW FAVE CANON F/F YA SHIP! NEW FAVE CANON F/F YA SHIP! THIS IS A VERY BIG DEAL.

For real, I am obsessed with Julep and Dani like whoa, and I raced through this book and need the next one like burning.

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Nov 28, 2014 Marianne (Boricuan Bookworms) rated it really liked it

Shelves: wishlist, diversity, need, waiting-on

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Trust Me, I’m Trouble definitely surprised me. This book was ALL ABOUT THE CONS and I ate it all up.

I think what pulled me into this book (and kept me there) were the multitudes of red herrings placed almost everywhere in the story. It was a wild ride trying to decipher who was responsible, who did what, and if I should trust what X person said. I definitely loved feeling at the edge of my seat; it was so refreshing.

I liked Julep so much more in this book because ...more

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Jan 18, 2015 Kelly (Diva Booknerd) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: penguin-random-house

I absolutely love this series, It's sassy, clever and incredibly entertaining. Our young heroine in sixteen year old Julep is a grifter, or con artist if you will. After her mother left her and her father behind, she followed in her father's footsteps, running schemes through her private school and fleecing wealthy teens of their spare change. In Trust Me, I'm Lying, Julep was involved in finding clues her father had left her, stumbling into a Ukrainian organised crime ring that was trafficking I absolutely love this series, It's sassy, clever and incredibly entertaining. Our young heroine in sixteen year old Julep is a grifter, or con artist if you will. After her mother left her and her father behind, she followed in her father's footsteps, running schemes through her private school and fleecing wealthy teens of their spare change. In Trust Me, I'm Lying, Julep was involved in finding clues her father had left her, stumbling into a Ukrainian organised crime ring that was trafficking young girls. She's now known as the patron saint of lost girls, a title that doesn't sit well with the teen grifter. What makes this series so incredibly engaging is Julep. She's confronting, sassy and multi layered despite her calm and collected facade. What sets Julep apart from other lesser protagonists is that she isn't pretentious or vain, and certainly couldn't care less about how she's perceived by her peers.

The romance was heart achingly beautiful and unexpected. Julep feels so deeply but in a rare moment of vulnerability is afraid to take a chance. It added such a likability to her character and also allowed her to bond with her new foster mother, Mike's wife Angela. As the story unravels, Julep goes undercover to infiltrate what seems to be a cult organisation, linked not only to the famed Blue Fairy, but also to her mother who had abandoned her. Unlike the first installment, I found Trust Me, I'm Trouble to be far less predictable and really enjoyed the strong focus on Julep's personal life. I feel readers can now begin to understand why she attempts to remain emotionally detached from those around her. Julep has faced abandonment, the death of Tyler, losing Sam, the incarceration of her father and all while her life had been in jeopardy, not once but twice. Fans of Ally Carter will adore this series.

Sassy, intense and wonderfully written, The Trust Me series is an engaging and entertaining blend of contemporary, mystery and adventure with a surprising and bittersweet romantic storyline. Readers will enjoy Julep's character development from ruthless grifter to a girl who now isn't afraid to let others past her emotional walls. With an ending that broke my heart, I can't wait to see what's in store for Julep... Hopefully the happy ending this sassy, snarky teen deserves. ...more

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Aug 04, 2016 imts rated it liked it

Shelves: 2016, contemporary, mystery, crime, heroines-i-love, lgbt, young-adult

3.5 stars

No! No, no, no, no, no! I don't ship it; I don't, I don't!

I'm not saying it's a bad ship, I'm just saying I shipped something completely different to the outcome. The storyline, however, was as incredible as the last book, and now I am craving more of this series.

Oh, if only that ship hadn't sailed...

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Oct 31, 2014 M rated it did not like it

Shelves: mystery, adventure, thriller, romance, contemporary, dnf, 1-star, review-copy, read-october-2015

*Received from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review*

Such a disappointing sequel, I was expecting something very different, and so sadly I had to DNF at 75%. But this cover is brilliant! It is so dark and mysterious.

After taking down a mob boss, Julep has had a nerve-wracking time ensuring she, and those around her are safe. But when she takes on a new case, Julep cannot help but become obsessed with 'the blue fairy'. But as Julep gets closer, the closer to danger she gets.

Julep ...more

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Nov 29, 2014 Colette rated it it was ok

This book took me ages to get through. For some reason it just didn't catch me like the first book did. I hope the rest of the series gets better. Overall 1.5/5 stars; however, I would definitely recommend the first book in the series!

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Dec 13, 2014 Dory rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 5-stars, books-that-need-movies, high-school, romance-somewhere, young-adult, heroine-to-kick-ass, con-charecters, developing-characters, edge-of-seat, summer-reads

Trust Me, I'm trouble is Mary Elizabeth Summers second book in her thrilling series. Each one getting better than the last. This review will sound critical, but you don’t know that I would hand deliver these books right to your doorstep so you would have a chance to read these great works! TRUST ME, IM TROUBLE was a book that was hard to get into due to having almost a year between reading TRUST ME, IM LYING and TRUST ME, IM TROUBLE. Yet, as soon as you remember who the characters and exactly h ...more

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Oct 13, 2015 Kozmomo rated it it was amazing

Shelves: cozy-read, needs-a-sequel, thriller, young-adult, favorites, romance, suspense

Book sequels can be spotty—either really good, eh okay or completely horrible, but they’re never usually better than the first book. Trust me, I’m Trouble, the sequel to Trust Me, I’m Lying, completely blew me away. It had me like:

This book completely dominated the first one! The first book was good, but it wasn’t my favorite. I liked it enough to buy the second book, and I’m SO glad that I did! The second book made me fall in LOVE with the series, and has me rooting for a third.

Heroine: J ...more

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Apr 24, 2015 Cassandra (Thebookishcrypt) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: on-my-shelves, review-copies

*Copy provided in exchange for an honest review*
"If I could give fledling con artists one piece of advice, it would be this: tacos."
SOLD! (Tacos are my ultimate food weakness) I am now a fledling con artist, right?
Anyway, that is just a sneak peek of how amazing Mary's writing is. I am obsessed with her story telling skills. Her characters are incredibly realistic and her plots are mind racking.
This book was hilarious, suspenseful, action-packed and heart-breaking.
I am still in mourning over one ...more

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Apr 04, 2015 The Book Jar Blog rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult

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This book is a fun mystery-action with a really strong YA protagonist. Do you ever find a character who you wish could be your best friend? Julep is that one for me! She's spunky, feisty and she honest (well as honest as a con-artist can be). This book takes off right where the first one ends with Julep getting into sticky situations that she probably shouldn't be in. The writing is fresh and quick with a lot of great scenes that are l ...more

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Mar 08, 2015 Olivia rated it really liked it

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Aug 23, 2018 kory. rated it did not like it

Shelves: 2018, contemporary, queer-gals, nope-nope-nope, fiction, bisexual, 1-star, queer, young-adult, lesbian

#1 Trust Me, I'm Lying ★★★★★
#2 Trust Me, I'm Trouble ★☆☆☆☆

One) Veronica would never
Two) Everyone deserves better than Julep
Three) Ableism isn't cool

Okay, let's get into it.

I'm gonna start with this: if you're looking for a good f/f relationship *cough* because a popular YA author praised this book for having one *cough* you're going to be disappointed.

rep; julep (mc) is bisexual. dani (li) is a lesbian.

A sixteen year old con artist and a nineteen year old mob enforcer who don't even get togethe ...more

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Jul 28, 2015 Michelle Wrona rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, earcs, book-by-author-i-read, 2015, kick-ass-protagonist, i-feel-it-in-the-heart, cute, ebooks, expected-better, tough-subjects

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Mary Elizabeth Summer has once again done it. AGH. Trust Me, I'm Trouble, is one of those books that you'll adore even if there are some boring parts, which there had been. It's enjoyable, fresh and takes place right after the bat after the first book, which I really enjoyed. What could you expect from this glorious novel? Action, pleasure and a full-on m ...more

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Jan 22, 2015 Stephanie Ward rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ebook, for-review, print-arc-wishlist, books-in-series-wishlist

4.5 Stars

'Trust Me, I'm Trouble' is the riveting second book in a young adult suspense series. The story continues to follow our main character, Julep, as she goes about her normal teenage life - along with her side business of taking cases for those who need her services and continuing to con people. She's still attending St. Agatha's, which is a miracle in her eyes - seeing how she recently took down a mob boss and accidentally getting the school's golden boy killed. A new case presents itself 4.5 Stars

'Trust Me, I'm Trouble' is the riveting second book in a young adult suspense series. The story continues to follow our main character, Julep, as she goes about her normal teenage life - along with her side business of taking cases for those who need her services and continuing to con people. She's still attending St. Agatha's, which is a miracle in her eyes - seeing how she recently took down a mob boss and accidentally getting the school's golden boy killed. A new case presents itself to Julep - one where she has to infiltrate a secret organization, and finds out that her mother and the mysterious blue fairy might be connected to it. On top of the case, there are new dangers facing Julep - including a hit contract someone has put out on her. She's still missing Sam and has only Dani to turn to - which probably leads her into more trouble than she needs. Julep has to solve this case fast and figure out the connection between her mother, the blue fairy, and this secret organization before someone takes her out - for good.

I'm a huge fan of mysteries and thrillers, and I loved the first book - so I was incredibly excited to read this second novel in the series. This book was fantastic and far better than I ever imagined for a second installment. Julep is still an intriguing main character - she's still an anti-hero; on the one hand being a con artist and criminal and on the other she's trying to help solve important cases. The novel is told from Julep's point of view - which was the perfect way to tell the story. Since it's first person, the narrative is conversational in tone - which makes it incredibly easy to slip into the story and feel like you know the character on a personal level. I absolutely loved Julep's snarky attitude. Her inner dialogue, thoughts, and conversations with others throughout the book are a perfect fit with what I imagined for her. She's a smart, talented and determined girl who knows how to get results.

The book was incredibly well written with a really quick pace and lots of twists and turns that you don't see coming. I always love trying to figure out the mystery before the characters do, but this one had me stumped for quite a long time - which doesn't normally happen. There was so much going on at the same time and at a fast pace - it definitely kept me on my toes and reading as fast as I could to see what was going to happen next. With the addition of this second installment, this is by far one of the best YA thriller/mysteries that I've read this year - and possibly ever - and I very highly recommend it to fans of the genre. disappointed. This is definitely an author to keep an eye on, and I can't wait to see what she will come out with next!

Disclosure: I received a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. ...more

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Oct 18, 2016 Abooktopia rated it it was amazing

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Trust Me, I’m Trouble is an incredibly engaging, sassy, intense and wonderfully written entertaining mystery filled with adventure and the perfect blend of bittersweet romance. – Abooktopia

This book was a riveting sequel that I loved with its sassy and incredibly entertaining characters. Trust Me, I’m Trouble, is a beautiful young adult suspense series that continues to follow our main protagonist, Julep, as she continues to go about her seemingly ‘normal’ life whilst being a grifter, or better known, con artist. After following her father’s footsteps in running schemes after her mother had abandoned her and her father, Julep has a new case to solve where she must infiltrate a secret cult organisation that may be connected to her mother and the famed Blue Fairy. However, there are new dangers lurking in the shadows, including the fact that her head is now a target on a hit contract.

One of the many great things I love about Julep’s character is how she is an anti-hero for she is not only a con artist and a criminal, but she solves important worthwhile cases. The story is told through her perspective throughout the entire book, which is a perfect way to introduce the story as I quite enjoy the conversational tone of a first person perspective as it allows one to easily slip straight into the story. This book kept me on my toes with its fast pace and twists as you watch Julep grow and learn from her mistakes as she came to realise that ignoring your problems doesn’t make them go away, and that just because you wish to believe that someone still has good within them, does not always mean that they will change who they are.

The bittersweet romance was of the perfect blend in this sequel as the author gave us something we didn’t know that we needed. I adored how Julep has a potential romance with Dani, where her bisexuality is bought to the surface, as Dani understands some of the things Julep has been through. I love how she won’t dare push Julep into opening up until she is ready to leave her comfort zone, willingly. It was also incredibly entertaining to watch the two characters skirt around each other and to see that Dani was just as closed off as Julep. I enjoyed how the book ended with the strong ending with each chapter getting better than the last.

***I received a copy of this book in return for an honest and unbiased review***
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Apr 01, 2015 Kylara Jensen rated it really liked it

Shelves: spies-and-sleuths, cops-and-robbers, lgbtqaetc-characters

I am absolutely horrible at reading sequels, especially YA sequels. Even books I super love, not to mention books I like or books that are ok. It's just, I read so many books and months go by before the sequel comes out and by then I'm just not really interested anymore.

I love books about con artists and thieves etc. and I liked Trust Me, I'm Lying. Unfortunately I don't remember it super well, but I remembered enough to start this book. Which feels very different than the first book, but like I I am absolutely horrible at reading sequels, especially YA sequels. Even books I super love, not to mention books I like or books that are ok. It's just, I read so many books and months go by before the sequel comes out and by then I'm just not really interested anymore.

I love books about con artists and thieves etc. and I liked Trust Me, I'm Lying. Unfortunately I don't remember it super well, but I remembered enough to start this book. Which feels very different than the first book, but like I said, I don't remember Book 1 very well. The good news is, this book does a good job of recapping everything that happened.

Julep is an amazing main character. She has grown and changed so much. I love how she is so strong and competent, but still vulnerable and learning. In this book she acknowledges that there is so much she doesn't know/can't do. She is coming to terms with having friends and family and that she can open her heart to love. And she is defining herself as more than just a grifter. It's really sweet actually. Just an awesome character journey.

That's not to say the plot of this book isn't super exciting, because it is. I wavered between trusting no one and trusting everyone. I was surprised by the ending, but I probably should have seen it coming.

The one thing though, is for a book about a con artist there wasn't a lot of grifting in this book. Thieving and spying yes, grifting no. I love how she is a criminal turned Private Investigator and her detective skills aren't really honed yet. It's real, how she doesn't quite know what she's doing and how she's super affected by her emotions because she basically has had her whole life turned upside down and I wouldn't be surprised if she has PTSD.

Anyway, despite the lack of grifting and poor detective skills, I enjoyed the plot. And I love Julep's team. I'm always a fan of ensembles.

Let me just take a moment to say I really liked the developing relationship between Julep and Dani. F/f ftw, lol. I really liked that she isn't suddenly defining herself as a lesbian. While she didn't label herself at all, she could be bi or pansexual and it's really good that we see more labels than straight and gay. ...more

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Aug 19, 2015 Bea (Beatrice Learns To Read) rated it it was amazing

I received a copy of this book from Random House Children’s via NetGalley for my participation in the blog tour. By no means have my review been affected and/or influenced.

OMG!!!!! WORDS MY CAN’T FIND I— Trust Me, I’m Trouble just put the series to a whole new level and I’m still hyped after reading it! More plot twists, more romance, more everything!

Months after the events from Trust Me, I’m Lying, we’re taken back to Julep’s world of grifting. With Sam gone to military school, Julep sets up a I received a copy of this book from Random House Children’s via NetGalley for my participation in the blog tour. By no means have my review been affected and/or influenced.

OMG!!!!! WORDS MY CAN’T FIND I— Trust Me, I’m Trouble just put the series to a whole new level and I’m still hyped after reading it! More plot twists, more romance, more everything!

Months after the events from Trust Me, I’m Lying, we’re taken back to Julep’s world of grifting. With Sam gone to military school, Julep sets up a PI firm with Murphy as her minion. When a client walks in and asks her to investigate an organization called New World Initiatives, she is asked to be a find the “blue fairy”. Julep thinks coincidence doesn’t exist but the blue fairy seems to be related to her mother.

I have to say, this book is seriously unputdownable. Everything is interesting from the first page down to the last. Especially the last! But before I talk about that, let me talk about the plot first. Trust Me, I’m Trouble is a book with a thick layer of plot twists. A lot of surprises that I didn’t see coming, a lot of mystery that unravels itself in a way you wouldn’t expect and how everything seem connected is just wow. I really commend the author’s way of plotting how the whole story would go.

Then we have the characters, we’ve seen them in the first book but in TMIT, you get to see more. You can see Julep’s development from who she was in TMIL and who she is now. You can see her struggles and guilt which makes her more of a strong character. I also have to mention that the racially diverse characters are evident and I love that they have major roles in the story.

Another thing is the romance. It took a shift in a way I wasn’t expecting. At first when I noticed Julep acting “weird” I kind of sensed where it was headed and when it was confirmed that it took that direction, my heart broke a little *spoiler: highlight with cursor to view* for Sam but, I still found myself grinning whenever Julep can’t control her feels LOL.

And before I forget… that ending. Please, tell me there’s a third book. Is there? I NEED MORE!!!

I would honestly put this on my “Books I recommend” list and you should add it on your TBR, pronto. ...more

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Feb 27, 2015 Tiffani rated it liked it

Shelves: read-in-2015, mystery, young-adult

Trust Me, I'm Trouble is the second book in a series by Mary Elizabeth Summer about a young grifter who goes by the name Julep Dupree. It picks up not long after the events of the first book, Trust Me, I'm Lying, with Julep now living with a foster family and grieving over the loss of a friend. She's still taking on cases only now her client base extends beyond the halls of her private Catholic high school. When a woman asks for her help in finding out how her husband became an embezzler, Julep ...more

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Feb 09, 2017 Jim From YAYeahYeah rated it really liked it

Julep is back in a book that, like her first appearance, is a fun read which kept me entertained. I have to admit I think overall I preferred the first - this one was too implausible even for me at times - but on the plus side the romance here, as she falls for another girl, is wonderful and I loved seeing them together. As in book 1, the main story is tied up but there's a huge twist for J at the end. If there's a 3rd, I'll definitely read.

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Jan 21, 2016 Kayla Sharee rated it liked it

Shelves: 2016

I will admit, I could have had a better attitude about this. I remember really liking Trust Me, I'm Lying the first time I read it. But the second time I felt more meh, and since I was feeling meh about the first one, I wasn't really looking forward to reading this one right afterwards. I think now, that if I had read the back flap about the author first, I would have been able to predict Julep's new love interest for this novel. Unfortunately I didn't, and felt a little blind-sided/confused. Ju ...more

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Jan 19, 2016 Andrea rated it it was amazing

Shelves: crime-thriller, young-adult, lgbt

I stayed up until way after 4am to finish this book because I kept telling myself I'd just read one more chapter. I love Julep and her Minions, I love the humor and the romance, and I'm still reeling from that ending. I honestly did not see that coming... This book was both hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time, and I can't wait to see where this is all going to lead.

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Aug 25, 2015 M rated it it was amazing

This is one of those rare, but beautiful times where a sequel is better than the original. The original was great, but this took it up a few notches. The characters were more comfortable, I think, and while Julep retains that youthful voice, she's more sure of herself, too.

Loved it!

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Nov 15, 2015 Christine rated it liked it

I did not enjoy this sequel as much. I didn't care for the romance twist and I got a bit lost with the plot probably because it didn't hold my interest enough to read it in a day like I usually do with most books. If it's easy for me to put down and forget about it....

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Feb 22, 2015 Fayrouz marked it as to-read

Shelves: duologies-trilogies

OCTOBER?????? OCTOBER WHAT????? I WANT THIS NOW I DON’T EVEN CARE

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Jun 15, 2015 Rohan Kinraid marked it as to-read

I NEED THIS BOOK NOW!!!!!

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Dec 05, 2015 Trisha rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: review, grief-loss, contemporary, mystery, action, lgbt, crime, suspense, ya-literature, friendship

Straight up solid mystery novel, full of snark and suspense.

Review to come on Reading Time.

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Jun 16, 2017 Bekah (WillBakeforBooks) rated it it was ok

A slightly disappointing sequel. :(

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Feb 19, 2018 Florencia rated it it was amazing

Shelves: lgbtq, favorites, contemporary

5 years later and I'm still waiting for the third book, I'm nothing but an optimistic fool.

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Nov 14, 2016 Brooke ♥booklife4life♥ rated it it was ok

Shelves: endofyear16, read-in-2016

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Basic Info

Format: Hardback
Pages/Length: 368pgs
Genre: Young Adult; Mystery
Reason For Reading: I liked book 1.

At A Glance

Love Triangle/Insta Love/Obsession?: No
Cliff Hanger: I don't think so
Triggers: n/a
Rating: 2 stars

Score Sheet
All out of ten

Cover: 8
Plot: 3
Characters: 3
World Building: 4
Flow: 4
Series Congruity: 8
Writing: 6
Ending: 3

Total: 4

In Depth

Best Part: Nope.
Worst Part: Most of it.
Thoughts Had: Why me?

Conclusion

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About Mary Elizabeth Summer

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Mary Elizabeth Summer is an instructional designer, a mom, a champion of the serial comma, and a pie junkie. Oh, and she sometimes writes books about teenage delinquents saving the day. She lives in Portland, Oregon with her daughter, her partner, and her evil overlor–er, cat. TRUST ME, I'M LYING, a YA mystery, will be released by Delacorte in Fall 2014.