All the Lies: The Complete Trilogy

Books 1-3

By: Charlotte Byrd

Narrated by: Shannon McManus, Will Damron

Length: 13 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's Summary

Contains the complete All the Lies trilogy.

All the Lies, book 1 

To save my job, I have to interview a reclusive writer who doesn’t want to be found. When I find him, I realize that he is the arrogant and gorgeous stranger who is the only one who knows the truth about that night. He agrees to speak under one condition: everything he says is off the record. 

He has secrets of his own. But something happens between us. His touch ignites a spark. His eyes make me weak at the knees. I can’t pull away. This is wrong. This will ruin everything. But he looks at me in that way that no one has ever looked at me before and I can’t say no....

All the Secrets, book 2 

One week with him and I get what I want: the story of my career. What happens when I say no? He thinks that the reason that I left is that I don’t want him. Nothing could be further from the truth. He thinks I was insulted. He’s wrong. I have a fire in my body that burns just for him. Still, I leave. But I have to write this story to save my job. It won’t be published for a while, and I’ll have time to convince him to go on the record. At least, that’s what I think. 

Then the article comes out and he shows up at my house. He’s angry. I’m mad. What happens when that fire between us starts to ignite? What happens when he pulls me close and doesn’t let go? 

All the Doubts, book 3 

I’m a liar. I’ve been lying for so long that it’s all I can do anymore. My name isn’t what she thinks either. I got a new identity and a new life because my old one was going to get me killed. That’s why I don’t do interviews. That’s why I don’t show my face on social media. But when Emma’s magazine article comes out everything changes. 

They’re coming for me. It's all a matter of time. If I want to save myself, I have to disappear again. But what can I do if they go after her?

©2020, 2021 Charlotte Byrd (P)2021 Podium Audio

Storyline was good but the female narration was grating

I listened to the whole collection because I like Will Damron but I will not get another audio book with Shannon McManus. Sorry but I couldn’t stand her performance.

Diaglogue was too formal

It feels like the dialogue was written by someone where English was there second language. It was a good storyline and the narrators did a good job, but the when people are having conversations there's a formality that wasn't about proper grammer it was stiff.

drags on and on

the female is so clueless to her own faults. unbelievable. she continues to blame everyone when she is a distrustful liar.

Loved storyline

Excellent story, just wish there were more! Descriptions of events were wonderful and no need for explicit sexual scenes!!

I’ll be getting more from Byrd!!

Started strong

3 stars overall
5 star narration
2 stars on story

This is the story of Liam and Emma. The overall concept is a good idea, story just fell short. The contradiction in the train of thought of a investigative journalist and Emma's were distractingly obvious. The relationship between the two MC's wasn't more than physical .. due to the fact that there was not any interesting conversations between the two.

this is only my opinion