The Liar in Your Life: The Way to Truthful Relationships

This was actually a very good look at the psychology of lying in general, offering a fresh perspective on deceit, but it is not a guide book, or how-to manual on applying that perspective to an individual's life. The most profound advice given is that if you want a truthful life, start by being truthful.

As an intellectual work, it was thought provoking, and I don't know any better complement to give such a piece.

As a self-help piece, well, there were some fun stories in it.

A very good book that will help you understand the people in your life, both personal and professional. My issue is, it would be much more believable if the authors extreme dislike for President Bush wasn't used over and over again as an example. It belittled the books points, which are very good ones.

Yes, this is a very interesting book and the author does a good job of keeping conjecture out of his statements, which is important because you will quickly realize that people often cannot be taken at their word .

The common "lies are bad" motto is an immature position to take; lies are often not malicious and are usually employed to benefit the emotions of the liar more than attack the person being lied too.

The book is interesting and well narrated. I learned a few new things about how and why people lie. I was hoping for more insight beyond what is fairly evident through common sense.

love it opened my eyes I will never be so naive trust no one else but me.

Yes, and No.
The content is not necessarily scientifically rigorous, or universally true.

Better research and support.

The performance was ok.

Maybe, almost, possibly not.

It is frightening that people will actually employ some of these techniques and observations in relationships with REAL people....