by T.M. Logan
I listened to this novel and I really enjoyed it. I also was provided a copy of the novel so I could follow along. To me, it was one of those mysterious novels where something felt off and I was just waiting for something major to transpire, because it had to, right? The answers just never seemed to...
Title: Lies Author: T.M. Logan Publisher: St. Martins Press Publication Date: September 11, 2018 Genre: Psychological Thriller Synopsis: What if you have the perfect life, the perfect wife and the perfect child—then, in one shattering moment, you discover nothing is as it seems? Now you are in the ...
Lies. They're everywhere, especially in the life of Joe Lynch. Joe is truly one of the good guys. He loves his wife, dotes on his son, is perfectly happy in his teaching position - as far as he's concerned, everything is as it should be. Then one afternoon changes everything and Joe is on the wrong ...
This one was a complete page turner for me! I enjoyed every bit of it and the large twist at the end was superb. It already starts off with you questioning with what’s going on in the very first few chapters. Things don’t start to add up but you try to find the gaps and holes to try and figure it...
This was a hard one to put down, I'll be honest, even if I didn't rush to pick it up because of it being yet another psychological thriller in my hands. Immediately though, the story of Joe Lynch, English teacher, and devoted father and husband, drew me in very quickly. Joe's drive home one evenin...
Thank you to St. Martin's Press and T.M. Logan for the chance to read LIES in exchange for this honest review.Note to married people: if your spouse can't listen to you for the length of a meal without scrolling around and posting on Facebook/Goodreads/Twitter/etc constantly, you need a marriage cou...
Fast paced twisty psychological thriller of the type so popular right now and this is a good example of why they are popular. Read it quickly, wanting to know what the outcome was so it held attention. Nothing particularly new but still a good read. Difficult to review because it just does exactly w...
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