
The Lying Game
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Narrated by:
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Imogen Church
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By:
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Ruth Ware
About this listen
How much can you trust your friends?
The text message is just three words: I need you.
Isa Leigh drops everything, packs up her baby daughter and heads straight to Salten, where she and her three best friends attended prestigious boarding school Salten House. Only Kate still lives in the area, at the crumbling Tide Mill she inherited when her disgraced art tutor father vanished when she was just 17.
Each of the women is running from something, from an act that has haunted them for many years but which they have tried their best to bury: in work, in alcohol, in family, faith and routine. At school together, the girls used to play a game - the lying game - in which they competed to tell the most outrageous stories to fool tourists. But for some, did the boundaries between fact and fantasy become too blurred? And how much can you trust one another?
©2017 Ruth Ware (P)2017 Random House AudiobooksSome very tense moments. The accents were fantastic, really made each character distinctive and memorable.
Slow
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Riveting!!!
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Beautifully written and read
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Unexpected ending
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horribly slow
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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
plotWould you ever listen to anything by Ruth Ware again?
Yes, I enjoyed and would recommend her previous two booksWhat does Imogen Church bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Yes - her amazing narration is the whole reason I chose to listen to this bookYou didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
Imogen churchAny additional comments?
Eugh - very disappointing. I found Ruth Ware's last two books a tad far-fetched but still enjoyable, but even the amazing narration of Imogen Church couldn't save this one. I've never come across a book that is both (a) so far-fetched and yet somehow (b) so dull. I've actually dropped my rating to 1.5 from 2 after sleeping on it. WAY too dramatic for little action, extremely forced "surprise" ending (!?) - I would barely call it a surprise. The "twist" I'd say felt like a haphazardly tied-up plot line. Don't bother. It's too bad because I was really looking forward to this one!(EDIT: I definitely enjoyed the start, but the momentum and intrigue plateaued significantly about 30% of the way through)Don't bother
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Terribly disappointing
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So much angst, so little time
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boring
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