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The Last Time I Lied
The Last Time I Lied
Author: Riley Sager
ISBN-13: 9781524743079
ISBN-10: 1524743070
Publication Date: 7/10/2018
Pages: 336
Rating:
  • Currently 3.9/5 Stars.
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3.9 stars, based on 48 ratings
Publisher: Dutton
Book Type: Hardcover
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5 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

susieqmillsacoustics avatar reviewed The Last Time I Lied on + 1062 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Wow! What an ending! This is really well done as mysteries go. I can't imagine anyone figuring this one out. I pondered, suspected most everyone, couldn't come up with why, what really happened then, what was happening now and who was responsible. Then when you are right at the end and think you know, BAM! The ending really gets you! I love a book that surprises me!
junie avatar reviewed The Last Time I Lied on + 630 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
A mesmerizing, spell-binding, terrifying thriller that took my breath away. I can't stop thinking about it. It gripped me from the first page as I literally read through the night to finish.

And the ending...OMG, it will blow you away!!
A must read for those who love thrillers. Brilliant!
reviewed The Last Time I Lied on + 70 more book reviews
A surprising ending. I didn't relate to the main character much though. But I have to admit that I kept turning the pages. Worth the read.
Timbuktu126 avatar reviewed The Last Time I Lied on + 479 more book reviews
This was a great book! I desperately wanted to know what happened to those three girls. There are many twists and turns and secrets and questions to be answered along the way. First you'll think it's him, then you think oh no it is her, but no it's actually....and will suspect everyone at some point. And the ending was great!!!
legz avatar reviewed The Last Time I Lied on + 509 more book reviews
An interesting book that jumps back and forth between present day and 15 years ago. Emma is the narrator sharing her story about summer camp where 3 of her bunk mates disappeared without a trace. Flash forward to the present where she's been invited back to camp 15 years later at the re-opening to be a counselor. The past bleeds into the present as she tries to solve the disappearance with glimpses of one of the missing girls. Is she crazy? Is someone trying to drive her crazy? What happened to the girls? It was a good read with some great twists, but I really didn't like Emma, the main character & thought the mystery could've been wrapped up with less pages and characters.