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The Impostor (Liar's Club, #2) - Community Reviews back

by Celeste Bradley
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Cassandra Reads
Cassandra Reads rated it 11 years ago
I started this book expecting to not like it. The main characters were both playing way to many roles. I spent quite a bit of the book wanting the charade to end. I ended up liking both Dalton and Clara, although I could have done without them both playing several roles. Clara played a maid nam...
otakumom
otakumom rated it 12 years ago
I only read the book after this one in the series and definitely enjoyed it more than The Spy. While this is about the relationship of Dalton and Clara, the story focussed on the intrigue that involves both characters. There is plenty if twists and turns as well as a lot of humor. It's a very fun...
Book Hoarders Anonymous
Book Hoarders Anonymous rated it 12 years ago
Not quite as entertaining as the first one, pretty good, nonetheless. There were a few points - the cat goes from being skinny to having two kittens in a couple of weeks. I scratched my head about that one. And the H/h crammed into a sideboard and making out. How did they have enough room to do ...
Ilze
Ilze rated it 13 years ago
Couldn't get past the first appearance of the hero. He's a Lord something or other, i.e. a member of high society and listed in Debrett's Peerage. But he dresses up in clownish clothes as a disguise and arrives at a society ball in London, gets announced under a false name, and he (or the author) th...
In The Mood For LOVE
In The Mood For LOVE rated it 14 years ago
Nice, light and enjoyable, but not nearly as witty nor as humorous as the first one. And the ending was not what this book deserved; it was a bit frustrating. Still, I'm thoroughly enjoying Bradley's writing and can't wait to read the next books, even though right now I think I'll make a leap to To ...
The Book Gourmet
The Book Gourmet rated it 16 years ago
Sir Thorogood has the London society in an uproar. With his cartoons he's apparently ruffled a feather too many. The Prime Minister, Lord Liverpool, entrusts the new "leader" of the Liar's Club, Dalton Montmorency, Lord Etheridge, to find the scoundrel and bring his drawing days to a halt.Desperate ...
Reading in the Dark
Reading in the Dark rated it 56 years ago
Really more like 3.5. Definitely can't go 4 stars on this one. I really enjoyed the first in the series.I don't know what it was but the whole time reading this I just couldn't get what was going on. I found myself saying "huh?"" and ""wait..""One scene in particular finds the H/h at an inn and t...
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