Lies I Tell, The
Clark, JulieThink of her as a modern-day Robin Hood: con artist Meg Williams is out to steal from men who have defrauded women, redistributing their ill-gotten gains. Investigative journalist Kat Roberts has had Meg in her sights and she has been waiting a long time to unmask her, but in the cat and mouse game that ensues, everyone is in for a surprise.
With its two terrific main characters, this is a riveting roller coaster of a ride that will have you pondering, do the ends justify the means?
Pages
295
295
Year
2022
2022
Reviews
23-05-2025
Very enchanting! And the discussion revolved around the moral implications of the heroine. Overall it was a fun read for our group.
15-05-2025
A compelling read, we all enjoyed this. Quite light, with enjoyable main characters.
11-05-2025
Everyone mostly enjoyed the book, easy to read and found story line entertaining. Some comment on how every man in the book was an absolute horror. Most found Meg character more believable and even likeable than Kat who most found annoying. Not a memorable book. Those who had read early on had had to re-acquaint themselves before our get together.
03-03-2025
Looked forward to seeing the story unfold, raised some good issues. Difficult font to read.
18-12-2024
Enjoyed by all - lots of conversation around scams, social media, women's vulnerability etc. An easy read.
25-09-2024
A fun read - intriguing. Created great discussion.
17-06-2024
Forgettable was the word used most when we discussed the book. A light read.
23-05-2024
A real page turner that almost the whole group enjoyed. Some found the characters too black and white, but enjoyed thinking about the lack of justice for many people. It led to interesting discussion.
03-05-2024
An excellent read enjoyed by all. Clever detail of characters.
29-04-2024
Enjoyed by all who read it. We enjoyed the 'pay back'.
26-02-2024
A quick and enjoyable easy read. A bit tough on men... We liked the way the relationships developed between Kat and Meg.
15-11-2023
An enjoyable, easy read.