Deceiving Lies (Forgiving Lies Series #2)
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780594795148 |
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| Publisher: | HarperCollins Publishers |
| Publication date: | 03/04/2014 |
| Pages: | 336 |
| Sales rank: | 510,728 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.30(w) x 7.80(h) x 0.90(d) |
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Good ending, but please authors why can't we just put these short novels together into one book?
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Really loved both books. Great story, full of mystery, suspense and excitement... Loved Kash, my new book boyfriend and Rachel.. Both books worth reading again.
LOVETOREAD
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Molly mcadams is the greatest. Loved this sequel but then again I love everything that Molly writes. She is a talented author and so glad that I get to read her books.
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Before I get started this is Book 2, please please please read Forgiving lies prior to this!
This book was AHH-Mazing in my particular opinion. The suspense was great, really from start to finish i can honestly say i was always anticipating something.
It starts out just prior to the events that happen at the end of Forgiving lies. I love the overlap, i needed to know from Rachel's point of view what happened.
Kash shows us again why we love him, he has a tremendous heart and acts on his emotions. Which at times isn’t His best trait thats for sure but there is no denying his love for rachel and the extent he is willing to go for her. We get to see into Kash’s prior world of undercover. The people he lived and blended with. The culture and cutthroat world that forced him to leave before, the reason he met Rachel, and now they have taken her from him.
Kash gets pulled from the case at the very beginning, Mason however is not and he is the main intel for Kash as he is working on his own behind the scenes trying to make his own breaks into where his soon to be wife is being held captive.
The Plot Thickens… with a New Character. I Knew, KNEW KNEW KNEW from the first time we met him (well he speaks but you don’t know its him yet) that I was gonna give him a chance, that there was more to him than what he was doing. I will let you make your own opinion but I fell in love with Trent little by little and fell right into the L-Puddle at the end. In life we are all predisposed to a certain way of life, I wonder what Trents life would be had he not been born into what he was.
Kash and Rachel just don’t get it easy, which is probably why they are such a great couple. Nothing makes you stronger than butting heads and fighting, because that shows honesty for your feelings and that you have a passion for your beliefs.
I love reading books that make you ‘feel’ with each character, Molly does just that. The panic, the anticipation the despair, the hope and the confusion and the love and the passion.
And then you have Mr. Aloof Mason… I love mason he is like that guy in the dating world who is great and would be the best catch but he just isn’t catchable.
This book gets 5 stars out of 5 stars from me. It started out bringing you up to speed with the last book and ends well, no cliff hangers but totally open for more from these characters!
I was given an ARC for an Honest review.
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Another winner for Molly McAdams! I have loved every one of her books, and this one is added to that list. Highly recommend reading this book.
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Good one!
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My favorite thing about this book was the nicknames for Rachel and Trent. I loved every single time Kash called Rachel SourPatch, too cute!
And it tickled my funny bone that Trent resembled actor, Taylor Lautner and was thus dubbed Taylor by Rachel until she discovered his real name.
The story of Rachel’s abduction and reunion with Kash was well told, even though I didn’t enjoy the dark overtones or the length of time the two spent the story apart. I prefer main characters to spend the bulk of a novel interacting together. I was really glad that author, Molly McAdams gave Kash and Rachel a significant reunion period and included a very satisfying epilogue.
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I write reviews to help authors, but Molly McAdams doesn’t need the help. I’ve come to the conclusion that this woman CANNOT write a bad book. After the epilogue in Forgiving Lies, I was surprised that DL didn’t jump right into the story. But that disappointment (for lack of a better word) quickly faded as we were able to get a glance into Rachel and Kash’s life after she moved to Florida. My heart broke for both of them while she was “away”. That girl had already been through enough and I was amazed at how strong she was. I couldn’t even imagine how Kash felt knowing there was nothing he could do. One of the things I like most about Molly’s books is how real they feel. The stories build and aren’t rushed. When characters suffer a loss or go through something traumatic, they actually grieve. They grieve so much that you can feel it and it takes longer than two pages. This sequel is just as good as the first and I am looking forward to the rest of the series.
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Another can't put down novel, leaving you for wanting more. Had me at tears a few times hoping these lies wouldn't pull them apart. Check out this novel and all other novels by Molly McAdams. This woman knows how to write a best-seller!
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Torture tigerstripe at treyclan result three. DO NOT LET HIM DIE.
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Love your books
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As always molly out did herself again.
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What is not to like about a HEA!
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Another amazing Molly McAdams story...one of my favorite authors, I will buy any book with Molly's name on it and I am gauranteed to not be disappointed. What a great ending to Kash & Rachel's story.
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Check out the full review at Kritters Ramblings
The second in the series and what an interesting start. The story began before the first one ended (which ended on quite the cliffhanger!), I loved this! There was a convenient gap at the end of the first book and the author also used both characters to fill in the gap.
Another feature I loved was the addition of a third narrator - I can't reveal who it is as I would be taking away from the experience, but I loved the addition of his voice to round out the story. I was taken aside by it, but loved it!
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Love this book, and want more of it!
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