Liars Around Me

23 Ways to Detect a Liar in Less than 60 Seconds

De: Cecil Madron

Narrado por: Serenity Script Studio

Spot Lies Before They Destroy Your Trust, Relationships, or Success

Do you ever walk away from conversations wondering if you’ve just been lied to? Have you been manipulated by someone you trusted — only realizing it when it was too late? Wish you had the skills to read people instantly, before deception costs you peace, money, or love?

We live in a world filled with masks. At work, in relationships, even among friends — lies creep in where we least expect them. You sense something is off, but you can’t quite put your finger on it. You replay conversations, question your own intuition, and sometimes even blame yourself for being “too paranoid.”

I’ve been there — trusting the wrong people, ignoring the red flags, and paying the price in stress, wasted time, and broken trust. But here’s the truth: it’s not your fault. Most of us were never taught how to detect deception. Liars exploit this blind spot, and manipulators thrive on it.

That ends now.

Liars Around Me is a practical guide to reading body language, facial cues, and subtle shifts so you can spot dishonesty fast — whether it’s a manipulative coworker, a lying partner, or a stranger trying to take advantage of you.

Here’s the thing: spotting lies isn’t about being paranoid. It’s about awareness — giving yourself the tools to see clearly, make better choices, and protect your energy, time, and heart. This book offers a simple framework, not guesswork, so you’ll never be left wondering if someone’s telling the truth.

Stop second-guessing. Stop letting manipulators deceive you. Never let a lie slip past you again.

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Master the Art of Spotting Lies

This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand people better and protect themselves from deception. I liked most is how it breaks down subtle cues in body language, facial expressions, and behavior in a clear, practical way that can be used immediately. This guide helps you see clearly and take control in your interactions.

Essential Guide to Spotting Deception

Liars Around Me is an eye-opening book that taught me how to recognize dishonesty quickly and confidently. I really appreciated how practical and straightforward the strategies are—no guesswork, just clear techniques for reading body language, facial cues, and subtle behavior shifts. Overall, it’s a must-have for anyone serious about spotting lies before they cause damage.

Accomplishes with excellence

Since I entered the world of crime investigation, I’ve always been interested in how cops spot liars quickly, so this audiobook piqued my attention from the very beginning. I didn’t listen to the first chapters because I wanted to go straight to the point, and I can gladly say this book didn’t deceive me, especially the chapters about correcting errors when reading people, like the one about why I miss red flags and how liars distort perception. I loved them!

The narration is great and slow enough to take notes. I listened at 0.8 speed for more pleasure, but that’s a guilty pleasure of mine.

Great for Building Awareness

Reading it made me realize how unaware I used to be of people’s physical cues. The book breaks down a lot of behaviors that happen when someone’s being dishonest, like avoiding certain words or acting overly confident. What’s great is that it applies to everyone, not just obvious liars. You can use it to read situations better, even at work or in family talks. It’s not complicated, just very eye-opening. Definitely something that makes you think before trusting what people say too quickly.

A Valuable Tool

I picked this book mostly from curiosity, but I'm glad that I did. Halfway through, I started to understand some relationships that have felt uncomfortable but I didn't know why. I figured it's because the people in question often use lies to guilt trip and manipulate. Apparently I have been making a lot of mistakes which make me the perfect prey. It's a good book to cause you some rude surprises.