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Liars, Inc. by Paula Stokes
4.0
Wow, that was wild!
**
The Art of Lainey was one of my favorite books of 2014, so when I seen Liars, Inc. it quickly became one of my most anticipated reads of 2015 … I couldn’t wait to dive into it!
Ok first off, let’s talk about the characters. I was SO excited that the main character was male! And I really, really liked Max from the beginning. Win-win. Max has a really interesting back story as well. Parvati, I wasn’t the biggest fan of at first, but towards the end I really started to warm up to her. Preston, I also liked initially, but we didn’t really get to see much of him before the murder happened. I also LOVED Max’s family. They were so kind and loving and I really loved to see a present, caring family in the mix!
I read Liars, Inc. in one sitting, it was impossible to put down. I just HAD to know what was going on and who was behind all of the shenanigans. My suspicions were swayed every few pages, and the person who I was SURE was behind everything turned out not to be which absolutely thrilled me. Nearly every thriller I read I am able to pinpoint who the culprit is, or the twist that is coming and it wasn’t until the nearly the end that I figured out this one.
I don’t want to say too much, because everything I say might give away bits of the story that you NEED to discover along the way. It is such a fast paced, edge of your seat thriller and I was so incredibly satisfied with the way it ended.
Liars, Inc. is a totally different story than The Art of Lainey was, but it’s equally amazing. It has cemented Paula Stokes as an auto-buy author for me because she is an amazing story-teller!
Highly recommended
**
The Art of Lainey was one of my favorite books of 2014, so when I seen Liars, Inc. it quickly became one of my most anticipated reads of 2015 … I couldn’t wait to dive into it!
Ok first off, let’s talk about the characters. I was SO excited that the main character was male! And I really, really liked Max from the beginning. Win-win. Max has a really interesting back story as well. Parvati, I wasn’t the biggest fan of at first, but towards the end I really started to warm up to her. Preston, I also liked initially, but we didn’t really get to see much of him before the murder happened. I also LOVED Max’s family. They were so kind and loving and I really loved to see a present, caring family in the mix!
I read Liars, Inc. in one sitting, it was impossible to put down. I just HAD to know what was going on and who was behind all of the shenanigans. My suspicions were swayed every few pages, and the person who I was SURE was behind everything turned out not to be which absolutely thrilled me. Nearly every thriller I read I am able to pinpoint who the culprit is, or the twist that is coming and it wasn’t until the nearly the end that I figured out this one.
I don’t want to say too much, because everything I say might give away bits of the story that you NEED to discover along the way. It is such a fast paced, edge of your seat thriller and I was so incredibly satisfied with the way it ended.
Liars, Inc. is a totally different story than The Art of Lainey was, but it’s equally amazing. It has cemented Paula Stokes as an auto-buy author for me because she is an amazing story-teller!
Highly recommended