Lying Game Never Have I Ever, Book 2, (Paperback)

from mistycliff

After a few weeks of swapping her worn-out foster life for her deceased twin's former high life, Emma Paxton is still on the case. She is playing the part of her ex-sibling to solve the mysterious factors that landed said twin, Sutton, in a rather otherworldly position. And by "otherworldly", I m...

from cleoppa

After spending a bit of time trying to decide whether I love or hate this series, I think I do like it. My biggest complaint is that it feels like the author drew out this series into more books than necessary to make more money. Although I'm on the second of four, it seems very probable that the...

from ajarn7086

This is book 2 in a series. I bought the first book without paying attention to the fact that it was one book in a series, of six books no less! Unhappy with myself for not paying attention, I found the story too addicting to just let go. So, in book two, we continue. And at the end of book two, ...

from pacey1927

"Never Have I Ever" wasn't quite as unique, fun and twisted as the first book "The Lying Game" in the series of the same name. Still the book was enjoyable. I don't necessarily know if Emma has gotten any closer to finding her twin sister Sutton's murderer but along the way we find out more about...

from ErikaWasTaken

Pro: Good pacingCon: Cliff hanger endingPro: Characters are flushing outCon: Random parade of name brands continuesPro: Mysteries are solved at same/near rate to mysteries being introduced Con: No end in sightLately, I have been reading a lot of second novels that simply fall flat. Happily, "Neve...