The Perfect Liar

De: Beverley Harvey

Narrado por: Zoe Mills

"Are you sure he’s someone you can trust? We know nothing at all about him. Who is he, really?"

Susanne and her two best friends have been dreaming of a holiday. All of them need an escape. Especially Susanne, who is reeling from the news that her ex is getting remarried. They need the warm Tuscan sun, delicious Italian food and wine, and - most of all - the time to unwind with each other. What they get is Harry.

Handsome, charming, and great company, Harry soon sweeps Susanne off her feet for a holiday fling. And why not? Except that everything he’s told them is a lie.

Who is the man they’ve let into their house - who Susanne has let into her bed? They have no idea what Harry is capable of - what he’s done to get this far, and what he’s prepared to do to ensure he gets his way.

By the time they find out, it will be too late to stop their dream holiday becoming a nightmare.

An utterly addictive thriller with a jaw-dropping twist. If you loved The Girlfriend, The Holiday, and Something in the Water, you’ll be completely gripped by The Perfect Liar.

©2020 Beverley Harvey (P)2020 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Draggged Onnnnn

Not worth the effort of active listening. Could have just been a lifetime movie instead.

Over-hyped but still good

I have mixed feelings about this book. I enjoyed the plot, the characters were mostly believable, and the writing made it easy to get caught up in the back and forth. However, I expected so much more than what I got from reading and because of that, I feel let down. Given all the great reviews, I just knew I was in for a great read. That's not to say that the book was bad because it most certainly wasn't. I just kept waiting for something big to happen, some horrible secret to be revealed or some jaw on the floor plot twist but there was none of that. Wait, I take that back. There was a plot twist, two in fact but they both came at the very end. I'm guessing there will be a sequel, there has to be because otherwise, that was no way to end a book. I wouldn't at all classify this as a psychologist thriller, it was more of a mystery. I know a lot goes into writing a book and while I didn't get from this title what I had hoped to, I still enjoyed it and I would read more by this author.