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The Lies I Tell by Julie Clark
5.0
Julie Clark has done it again. I love The Last Flight, and I loved The Lies I Tell. Is it time for her next novel yet? I’m ready for it.
The Lies I Tell is told from the perspective of Meg and Kat. While Meg doesn’t know it, years prior, they crossed paths. While the initial interaction wasn’t note worthy for Meg, it was earth shattering for Kat. Now, ten years later, Meg has resurfaced and Kat is determined to make her pay.
This book was remarkable, I didn’t want to put it down. I only set it down the first day because we had dinner reservations and steak is delicious. This book is so twisted and is bound to keep you hooked until the last chapter.
For me this book was a 5/5 star read! Keep an eye out for it! Special thanks to the publisher for my ARC copy via NetGalley.
The Lies I Tell is told from the perspective of Meg and Kat. While Meg doesn’t know it, years prior, they crossed paths. While the initial interaction wasn’t note worthy for Meg, it was earth shattering for Kat. Now, ten years later, Meg has resurfaced and Kat is determined to make her pay.
This book was remarkable, I didn’t want to put it down. I only set it down the first day because we had dinner reservations and steak is delicious. This book is so twisted and is bound to keep you hooked until the last chapter.
For me this book was a 5/5 star read! Keep an eye out for it! Special thanks to the publisher for my ARC copy via NetGalley.