A review by sarahs_bookish_life
The Girl Who Lied by Sue Fortin
4.0
The Girl Who Lied is a really enjoyable read that kept me intrigued right up until the end.
Erin obviously has something in her past that she doesn’t want anyone to find out about. Unfortunately for her Roisin has discovered something about her and she is intent on ruining her life.
I have to say I really didn’t like Roisin, she is one bitter and twisted person and only has her own interests at heart. She is so eaten up with getting revenge on Erin it really does make her one unlikeable person.
Erin I really liked. She thinks her life is pretty much perfect but when Roisin gets in touch I think it makes her realise she can’t run from the past anymore. Returning home makes her start to revaluate her life.
Kerry is a great love interest. Him and Erin didn’t really have much to do with each other when they were younger but there is definitely some sparks between the pair now and I loved seeing the relationship between them start to bloom, though the road certainly isn’t without a few bumps along the way.
The Girl Who Lied is a highly enjoyable read, filled with secrets and romance. Quite a perfect combination if you ask me. Great for readers who love a good suspense/thriller which isn’t to dark.
Many thanks to Netgalley and Harper Impulse for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Erin obviously has something in her past that she doesn’t want anyone to find out about. Unfortunately for her Roisin has discovered something about her and she is intent on ruining her life.
I have to say I really didn’t like Roisin, she is one bitter and twisted person and only has her own interests at heart. She is so eaten up with getting revenge on Erin it really does make her one unlikeable person.
Erin I really liked. She thinks her life is pretty much perfect but when Roisin gets in touch I think it makes her realise she can’t run from the past anymore. Returning home makes her start to revaluate her life.
Kerry is a great love interest. Him and Erin didn’t really have much to do with each other when they were younger but there is definitely some sparks between the pair now and I loved seeing the relationship between them start to bloom, though the road certainly isn’t without a few bumps along the way.
The Girl Who Lied is a highly enjoyable read, filled with secrets and romance. Quite a perfect combination if you ask me. Great for readers who love a good suspense/thriller which isn’t to dark.
Many thanks to Netgalley and Harper Impulse for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.