Pam B. (PamelaK) reviewed My Wicked Little Lies (Sinful Family Secrets, Bk 2) on + 1217 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
I loved the story premise. In fact, that's why I bought the book - the blurb on the back cover. Plus, I really like this author. That said, it was disappointing. I found it hard to 'get into', and about 50 pages in, I had to start speed-reading because it just wasn't holding my interest. Both the hero & heroine were likeable, the basic storyline interesting, but the action, or should I say, the non-action, dragged on & eventually fizzled. The deception on both parts of the h/h was meant to be amusing, I'm sure, but I found myself more disappointed & disturbed that both the h/h had such a serious moral flaw.
Helpful Score: 2
Annoying lies by omission and game-playing. Contrived behind-their-back 'tests' to see if he/she 'really loves me'. So juvenile. Especially for 30 yr olds. And the spy chief using government agents to carry out these immature games is ludicrous. I do hope this new series gets better with Book 2.
Evelyn F. (EvieF) reviewed My Wicked Little Lies (Sinful Family Secrets, Bk 2) on + 11 more book reviews
I thought the book was silly and boring.
Lynne T. (mignon) reviewed My Wicked Little Lies (Sinful Family Secrets, Bk 2) on + 256 more book reviews
This had to be the silliest story I have read in a long time. It was like reading a slap stick sit-com that fell flat on its face. The heroine was silly and the hero wasn't much better. It was like reading in the Victorian Period with current day language. I confess that I skipped most of the last half of the book. I barely read the ending. I think I am going to go back to reading Georgette Heyer.
