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Mystery & Crime Fiction•
Psychological FictionCalifornia • Contemporary
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Truth & Lies2022
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18+ years
In Julie Clark's psychological thriller novel, The Lies I Tell, Kat, a journalist whose career was derailed by a traumatic incident linked to con artist Meg Williams, seeks revenge. Meg, meanwhile, returns to Los Angeles to execute a high-stakes con against Ron Ashton, the man who wronged her family. As their paths intertwine, Kat discovers that Meg’s motives may not be entirely selfish.
Mysterious
Suspenseful
Emotional
Gritty
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Julie Clark's The Lies I Tell delivers a gripping tale with strong character development and a captivating plot, enhancing its suspenseful narrative. The intricacies of the deception engage readers, although some may find the pacing uneven and predictability an issue. Overall, it's a compelling read with a few minor flaws.
A reader who enjoys suspenseful psychological thrillers with complex female protagonists, like those in Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl or Paula Hawkins’ The Girl on the Train, will be captivated by Julie Clark’s The Lies I Tell, where deception and dark secrets unfold in a compelling and intricately plotted narrative.
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A journalist struggling with her personal and professional life, trying to expose Meg's actions while facing her own trauma. Her journey involves self-discovery and a quest for justice.
A Senate candidate and real estate mogul with a corrupt sense of power and disrespect towards women. He is deeply intertwined with Meg's past and serves as a primary antagonist.
A former high school teacher with a history of unethical relationships with students. His controlling behavior and relationships shape much of the story's conflict.
Kat's fiancé, a fraud detective with a gambling problem. He exhibits unhealthy behaviors in his relationship with Kat, adding to her personal challenges.
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Novel • Fiction
•
Mystery & Crime Fiction•
Psychological FictionCalifornia • Contemporary
•
Wins & Losses•
Truth & Lies2022
Sourcebooks Landmark
Adult
18+ years
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