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The Lying Game
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Seventeen-year-old Emma Paxton steps into the life of her long-lost twin Sutton to solve her murder, while Sutton looks on from her afterlife.
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Add a SummaryThis book is about two long lost twins, who have never met each other before. One day they find out and plan to meet. When they do, Emma finds out her sister is DEAD! If she doesn't act like her sister, she will be...... next.
Emma is the opposite of Sutton. She is kind, shy and quiet. As a character, she gains the reader's sympathy completely. She is the least mysterious character of the story. We know everything about her, and perfectly understand her motivations. Although she is not very interesting, she does her job perfectly: she allows to reader to gain knowledge and speculate about Sutton's murder. Sutton is the interesting twin. The reader meats her as a ghost, after she has died. Problem is, she can't remember what happened (aside from a couple flash backs) and is forced to passively observe Emma's attempts to solve her murder. Sutton is shrouded with mystery. She had secrets, and they died with her. Out of all the members of the lying game, she was the best prankster and promised that she would play a big prank on everyone. The other members of the lying game all have their own secrets, too. ---See full review here: http://throughthebookvine.blogspot.com/2011/02/lying-game.html
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Add a QuoteWhat if you had a long-lost twin? What if she disappeared the day you were supposed to meet? How far would you go to find out what happened?
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Add a Commentwas a good book. if you like PPL you will enjoy this book. it leaves you with the suspense in mind and makes you want to read the next book.
This book and series is amazing. I couldn't put it down. This is a must read. Although i have to say they are a lot similar to pretty little liars but still MY FAVOURITE BOOK EVERR! So i would definitley reccomend this book EVERYONE!
Although I love the book and think it's amazing (as well as the rest of the series), I think the "note from stalker" thing is too much like her other series, "Pretty Little Liars" (which I also love). REALLY GOOD though and I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!!!!!!
The television show is a guilty pleasure of mine. The book is pretty different, but a good YA thriller.
THIS BOOK IS NOT A BIG FAT BLEH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT IS THE BEST BOOK EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't think this book is a big fat bleh but it's pretty predictable. It's okay.
its okay overall, at the beginning it is a big fat bleh but then it begins to get better over time
One of the best books ever!! Can't wait 'till season 2 begin on abc family.
best book ever you must read this book
I literally couldn't put this down. It's so entertaining and keeps you on the edge of your seat. I recommend this and all books by Sara Shepherd!