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A review by ladywestfall
Liars, Inc. by Paula Stokes
4.0
"It kind of sucks having nothing to lose, but it sucks even worse having everything good taken away from you. Or to realize it was never yours in the first place."
This book totally hooks you up from the very first page. The plot is interesting and the way it was written was really engaging. I love the mystery and suspense on it, however, the last part kinda fell flat for me. The twist was good but I was kinda expecting...more? It kinda felt a little weak for me. I don't even remember reacting to it while reading it. I was just, yeah ok. Basically, Adam (aka Preston) was just all about revenge and stuff and he was just a highschool kid. How could you even think of murder in highschool? It just seems like a typical motive for me. And the protagonist, Max, didn't connect to me that much so I wasn't so attached to him too. Even Parvati.
But overall, the book was good and enjoyable.
This book totally hooks you up from the very first page. The plot is interesting and the way it was written was really engaging. I love the mystery and suspense on it, however, the last part kinda fell flat for me. The twist was good but I was kinda expecting...more? It kinda felt a little weak for me. I don't even remember reacting to it while reading it. I was just, yeah ok. Basically, Adam (aka Preston) was just all about revenge and stuff and he was just a highschool kid. How could you even think of murder in highschool? It just seems like a typical motive for me. And the protagonist, Max, didn't connect to me that much so I wasn't so attached to him too. Even Parvati.
But overall, the book was good and enjoyable.