Seven Minutes in Heaven (The Lying Game, #6) in The Lying Game

Aug 15, 2012 Rachel rated it it was amazing

Shelves: really-want-now

First, never go into a car with someone you know is psycho.

I hate it when series end. Never being able to read new scenes with fresh eyes featuring characters I grew to love.

But I'm glad this series has ended too. Because it ended with this glorious ending featuring everything I could have wanted. Six books are enough, even though I will forever miss this story.

Even though this book and series has faults, it breathes so much life that I don't care. I love this story. I love the writing. I feel First, never go into a car with someone you know is psycho.

I hate it when series end. Never being able to read new scenes with fresh eyes featuring characters I grew to love.

But I'm glad this series has ended too. Because it ended with this glorious ending featuring everything I could have wanted. Six books are enough, even though I will forever miss this story.

Even though this book and series has faults, it breathes so much life that I don't care. I love this story. I love the writing. I feel sorrow similar to Sutton and Emma throughout the whole story, especially during the chapters starting from "Message from beyond the grave" to this wonderful book's end. I love that Sutton was able to show how much she grew up and learned in her last memory once before she died. It was nice to see the sweet Garett from the Lying Game come back at the funeral.

I cringed so many times when Emma continued to pretend to be Sutton after her family found out the truth of the twins and especially when Sutton's body was found. Now that they was true concrete evidence of her existence, she could have lesson so much sorrow during the middle of this book. I wish Emma was braver and smarter. Still, during the last part she was extremely brave hopefully she will grow braver and more logical-minded after this story ends (and gets counseling)

I liked how realistic everyone reactions to the truth about Emma was. Even the one who believed in her innocent still felt anger before understanding and forgiveness.

And how Louisa's sad story was not Sutton's fault.

Lastly, I am thrilled that my two favorite characters were the once who were their for Emma in the end of "Endgame." Even though I would have loved a surprise about the killer's identity, I am satisfied with how the killer's last stand was written. Whoah, that chapter was so exciting. In my head I was like ****** hurry.

A story about family, mistakes, betrayal, despair, and, most importantly, staying true and being satisfied with your own identity. ...more

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Aug 06, 2013 Andrew To rated it it was amazing

The final book. And a very satisfying conclusion to the series. A must read for all that have been following the rest of the books. This one is longer than the other books in the series, but will once again keep you on the edge of your seat until the end.

Thank you Sara Shepard for creating this wondering series. Star Author!!

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Aug 12, 2013 Lama K rated it it was amazing

Shelves: sara-shepard, all-time-faves

First: I HOPE THIS IS THE LAST ONE BECAUSE I CAN'T HANDLE ANY MORE SURPRISES BY SARA SHEPARD LIKE SHE DID WITH PLL BECAUSE NOW O HAVE TO READ 5 MORE BOOKS TO GET THE ENDING OF THE STORY!!!
Ok now on to my review, sorry about that just had to put it out there.
This is one of Shepard's most well written books in her career. It is the conclusion to the Mercer murder mystety that WILL blow your mind. It is amazing and you will not be able to put the book down till the very last page. ...more

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