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A review by trisha_thomas
Liars, Inc. by Paula Stokes
2.0
"Sometimes I think I'm the worst sheep of all."
I don't know - this one just did not connect with me. I thought I'd be wrapped in the mystery. I found Max's ability to stumble into the Liars club type thing they set up interesting. Also the weekend plans and even Preston all tied me in and kept me reading.
But somewhere after the first interview, I started losing interesting. I noticed my mine was wandering and I found reasons to put the book down rather than read it. As I read it small chunks instead of one big sit down, I think it made the mystery feel a little less coherent and less dramatic than a bigger reveal would have been. However, I didn't guess the ultimate twist and all the lies but I was never terribly invested either.
I don't know - this one just did not connect with me. I thought I'd be wrapped in the mystery. I found Max's ability to stumble into the Liars club type thing they set up interesting. Also the weekend plans and even Preston all tied me in and kept me reading.
But somewhere after the first interview, I started losing interesting. I noticed my mine was wandering and I found reasons to put the book down rather than read it. As I read it small chunks instead of one big sit down, I think it made the mystery feel a little less coherent and less dramatic than a bigger reveal would have been. However, I didn't guess the ultimate twist and all the lies but I was never terribly invested either.