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704 pages • first pub 2012 (editions)
ISBN/UID: 9783442312511
Format: Hardcover
Language: German
Publisher: Goldmann
Publication date: 27 August 2012
Description
After writing sixteen Inspector Lynley novels, New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth George has millions of fans waiting for the next one. As USA Today put it, "It's tough to resist George's storytelling, once hooked." With Believing the Lie...
Community Reviews Summary of 446 reviews
Moods
dark 66%
emotional 66%
funny 16%
reflective 16%
relaxing 16%
sad 16%
tense 16%
Pace
slow 33%
Plot- or character-driven?
A mix: 57% | Plot: 14% | Character: 14% | N/A: 14%Strong character development?
Yes: 57% | No: 42%Loveable characters?
No: 33% | It's complicated: 33% | Yes: 33%Diverse cast of characters?
No: 42% | It's complicated: 28% | Yes: 28%Flaws of characters a main focus?
Yes: 66% | It's complicated: 16% | N/A: 16%Average rating
Content Warnings
Submitted by users as part of their reviews
Graphic
Outing, Pedophilia, HomophobiaModerate
Transphobia
704 pages • first pub 2012 (editions)
ISBN/UID: 9783442312511
Format: Hardcover
Language: German
Publisher: Goldmann
Publication date: 27 August 2012
Description
After writing sixteen Inspector Lynley novels, New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth George has millions of fans waiting for the next one. As USA Today put it, "It's tough to resist George's storytelling, once hooked." With Believing the Lie...
Community Reviews Summary of 446 reviews
Moods
dark 66%
emotional 66%
funny 16%
reflective 16%
relaxing 16%
sad 16%
tense 16%
Pace
slow 33%
Plot- or character-driven?
A mix: 57% | Plot: 14% | Character: 14% | N/A: 14%Strong character development?
Yes: 57% | No: 42%Loveable characters?
No: 33% | It's complicated: 33% | Yes: 33%Diverse cast of characters?
No: 42% | It's complicated: 28% | Yes: 28%Flaws of characters a main focus?
Yes: 66% | It's complicated: 16% | N/A: 16%Average rating
Content Warnings
Submitted by users as part of their reviews
Graphic
Outing, Pedophilia, HomophobiaModerate
Transphobia