Lies She Told

De: Cate Holahan

Narrado por: Amy McFadden, Lisa Larsen

Sometimes the truth is darker than fiction.

Liza Cole has 30 days to write the thriller that could put her back on the best-seller list. In the meantime, she's struggling to start a family with her husband, who is distracted by the disappearance of his best friend, Nick. With stresses weighing her down in both her professional and her personal lives, Liza escapes into writing her latest heroine, Beth.

Beth is a new mother who suspects her husband is cheating on her while she's home alone caring for their newborn. Angry and betrayed, she sets out to catch him in the act and to make him pay for shattering the illusion of their perfect life. But before she realizes it, she's tossing the body of her husband's mistress into the East River.

Then the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur. Nick's body is dragged from the same river, and Liza's husband is arrested for his murder. Before her deadline is up, Liza will have to face up to the truths about the people around her, including herself. If she doesn't, the end of her heroine's story could be the end of her own.

©2017 Blackstone Audio, Inc. (P)2017 Cate Holahan

2nd narrator was awful. Story ok even if predictable.

Narrator’s stilted speech almost made me give up but story was good even if slightly predictable. Enjoyed the back and forth style.

WOW

Psychological Thriller! Liza Cole the main character of the book is writing a crime romance novel as her life starts to fall apart her book seems more like truth. Memories lost in a fog, reappear. Little disappointed with the end of the book but an easy binge read

I really enjoyed this

I thought it was a good listen, look me a little while to get the going back and forward between the main character and the made up on but the author held my attention. I thought there were good characters, lots of twists and turns, surprises, BIG surprise some jaw dropping ones, I thought it was a great story, shows good emotions.

The narrators didn't go over as well, their voices are close, lots of volume changes when they switch out. They did show emotions which was good, character voices are very close together. At times I got a little confused. I think it would have been better just to have one narrator. There are no background noise, no repeating of words just a lot of volume changes.

Confusing

The book was quite confusing and hard to follow, especially at first. Not my style maybe. the narration was better than the book

Better than I expected

I almost gave up after an hour, but I'm glad I stayed with it. There were a lot of twists and turns. The narra

Where can I get my 10 hours back?

There was not one likable or sympathetic character in the book. The two stories were so parallel it wasn’t hard to figure out what was happening: Tyler/Trevor; Colleen/Christine; etc

Won’t recommend it

Disappointing

Too much going back and forth. It just doesn’t work for me. I had just finished another book by the author and enjoyed it so I thought I would try this one. I continued to the end hoping it would get better, but no.

Loved It!!

I enjoyed the double sequence story. People say it's predictable but not really, there's no way to know exactly how it was going to end. Yes there are winks to show a collide I'm the stories but the ending was not clear until you got deeper into the read. The story kept me intrigued the entire time....I'd indulge again.

Pretty Good!

Second time reading a book by this author and she never disappoint. Loved the two running stories in this one, Lizsa and Beth. Both female characters were intriguing with amazing characterization. The book is filled with secrets, deception and doube lives, murder and Infindelity, and active imagination. I couldn't get enough, hooked from the very beginning.

Good

The book was a little slow in the beginning but eventually led to twists and turns.