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amy_alwaysreading 's review for:
The Lies I Tell
by Julie Clark
“The difference between justice and revenge comes down to who’s telling the story.”
Clever, twisty, and totally propulsive.
I couldn’t help but devour this duplicitous cat and mouse game between Meg, a con artist, and Kat, the journalist set on exposing her.
Clark’s sophomore novel solidifies that she is #masterclass at developing multifaceted female characters that are dynamic. In the midst of so many thrillers with unreliable (read: crazy, alcohol/drug fueled) female leads, Clark writes strong and savvy protagonists that are worth rooting for--- yep, even the con artist!
And the plot… that juxtaposition between revenge and justice… not only was it unputdownable, it also gave me a lot to ponder. Add to that themes of taking down the patriarchy, you’ve got a solid suspense/thriller worthy of praise.
Oh @julieclarkauthor …I can’t wait to see what you do next!
Many thanks to my partner @sourcebooks for this #gifted copy.