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A new favorite series! Vigilante justice is tough to write and this was excellent!!

I lucked into finding @kristenbirdwrites through a giveaway of her book The Night She Went Missing on Instagram. I read that book in 2 days. Her writing is phenomenal. It's a character of it's own. She has quickly become one of my favorite authors.

I Love It When You Lie is a story of secrets, life, death, tragedy, and family ties. It hit me harder than I expected because it was so relatable. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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My favorite Leigh M. Hall book so far! The characters are relatable and well executed. This one is for fans of dark and twisted psychological thrillers! Early on I really thought I had it all figured out, but I was pleasantly surprised at the end that I was wrong! This is a page turner that will not disappoint!.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout.

I have read almost all of Faith Gardner's books and for some reason this one felt different. The multiple narrators combined with the storyline created a well crafted tale that had me hooked from the first chapter. This is a book I will be choosing for my book club in 2024!

An enjoyable palate cleanser of a book. It was a quick read with an interesting storyline. It was a little slow and I had a little difficulty putting some of the smaller pieces together. All in all just ok

This was an interesting and fast paced book that quickly got my attention. The pace was a little slow until about the halfway mark and then it gained lots of steam and I really enjoyed it. The author portrayed the hot button issues in a great fashion and I think it all came together very well in the end.

Although this was a little different that her usual writing, I really enjoyed this stand alone. I felt as if I may have figured out the twist but was only partially right and it was a great surprise.

This is the third Kristen Bird book I have read, and although I liked the two previous books better, I did enjoy this one. I found it very intriguing and thought provoking that she wrote from Mrs. Hoffman's perspective. Such a mystery in itself death is, and to put it down in writing is clever. I loved the push and pull of the cultural hot topics. Such smart timing to bring them to life in this way. Overall a good read.

The writing of this author is beautiful. There are few people who are able to craft words that convey such depth of feeling and emotion. I do wish I had known this was a sequel however I enjoyed it all the same. As a native Oklahoman I am well aware of the history of Indigenous people but this book makes you deeply feel the ache of a lifetime of pain and unrest.