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A review by accordingtoevelynj
The Perfect Lie by Jo Spain
4.0
The Perfect Lie had me hooked from that very first draw dropping chapter and I found myself not being able to put it down until I finished it. The story is narrated across multiple timelines from the POV of Erin except for the Harvard timeline.
I really liked Erin but I felt like she was a bit naïve and way too trusting at times.
I enjoyed all of the characters and I liked that I didn’t know who I could trust because in my opinion it made it more intriguing.
This book has so many secrets, twists and turns it made my head spin. There were so many times where I thought that I knew what the big twist was but oh boy how very wrong I was. I had a lot of theories but that definitely wasn’t one of them. Jo Spain has done a fantastic job and I look forward to reading more of her books.
I recieved an advanced copy for free, and this is my honest opinion.
I really liked Erin but I felt like she was a bit naïve and way too trusting at times.
I enjoyed all of the characters and I liked that I didn’t know who I could trust because in my opinion it made it more intriguing.
This book has so many secrets, twists and turns it made my head spin. There were so many times where I thought that I knew what the big twist was but oh boy how very wrong I was. I had a lot of theories but that definitely wasn’t one of them. Jo Spain has done a fantastic job and I look forward to reading more of her books.
I recieved an advanced copy for free, and this is my honest opinion.