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bethsulley 's review for:
Nine Liars
by Maureen Johnson
Another great installment of Truly Devious. I loved the mystery and was glad to see it wrapped up with no(t too many) outstanding details.
The story is told in alternating perspectives, much like earlier installments in the series, alternating between 1995 and modern day. I enjoyed The Nine and was invested in their story as much as Stevie's.
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David is a very hard character to like, especially after that ending. Stevie needs to get her life together and get him out of it. I loved Izzy though - I hope we can see her again in Truly Devious #6. There were a lot of unresolved parts of Izzy, hopefully by design.
The story is told in alternating perspectives, much like earlier installments in the series, alternating between 1995 and modern day. I enjoyed The Nine and was invested in their story as much as Stevie's.
Spoilers below...
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.
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David is a very hard character to like, especially after that ending. Stevie needs to get her life together and get him out of it. I loved Izzy though - I hope we can see her again in Truly Devious #6. There were a lot of unresolved parts of Izzy, hopefully by design.