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The Lying Game

By: Ruth Ware
Narrated by: Imogen Church
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How much can you trust your friends?

The text message is just three words: I need you.

Isa Leigh drops everything, packs up her baby daughter and heads straight to Salten, where she and her three best friends attended prestigious boarding school Salten House. Only Kate still lives in the area, at the crumbling Tide Mill she inherited when her disgraced art tutor father vanished when she was just 17.

Each of the women is running from something, from an act that has haunted them for many years but which they have tried their best to bury: in work, in alcohol, in family, faith and routine. At school together, the girls used to play a game - the lying game - in which they competed to tell the most outrageous stories to fool tourists. But for some, did the boundaries between fact and fantasy become too blurred? And how much can you trust one another?

©2017 Ruth Ware (P)2017 Random House Audiobooks Crime Fiction Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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Thoroughly enjoyed this book, from beginning to end, and the naration was excellent. Really makes you think.

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Slower and less compelling than In A Dark, Dark Wood and The Woman in Cabin 10. Basis of story was interesting, but could have been made more suspenseful and rich.

Read one of Ruth Ware’s other books instead

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Dreadfully incoherent! They need to invent a new category of fiction for this book. I really tried to like it

Not worth the credit!

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