He Was a Liar

De: Daniel Hurst

Narrado por: Jennifer Ness

Duración: 6 h y 14 m

Resumen del Editor

He seemed perfect. But he was a liar . . .

Sarah is in a loving relationship with Paul, a man she hopes to one day marry and start a family with, until his untimely death turns her world upside down.

Trying to come to terms with her loss, Sarah finds comfort in looking through Paul's old things, including his laptop and his emails. But after finding something troubling, Sarah begins to discover things about her late partner that she never knew before, and it seems he wasn't as perfect as she thought. As she unravels more about his secretive past, she ends up learning things that not only break her heart, but that the police would be interested to know too.

But it's only when she keeps digging that she realizes that some of these secrets are also shared by people who are still alive. And they will do anything to keep them hidden . . .

He was a liar. And now she is in danger . . .

©2021 Daniel Hurst (P)2022 Tantor

slow start

the storyline in this book was great but it took off like pushing manual transmission and popping the clutch to stay it kinda brutal, stay with it, it picks up!!

Good

Good short story and not too full of twists like a lot of his other books!

I liked it.

I enjoyed listening to this book It was not my favorite, but it held my interest and I got it on sale and overall, worth it.

Keeps your hooked!

Do you ever go through spells where you can’t seem to find one audiobook that sparks your interest long enough. Well, I was going through one of those, and I came along this book and the second I started listening. It was impossible to put down another goodie from Daniel Hurst.

SPOILER ALERT

Please…. I might delete this after I finish but for the love of all things holy.. is anyone else pissed that she is accusing her sister of stealing the laptop when her brother in law was the one absent when it was stolen?! HOLY COW. I am just screaming inside my head like… PLEASE WHY IS SHE THIS DUMB?!

Not a big Wow!

The story was ok, though their weren’t many twists. Predictable. The narrator was too dramatic in her reading. Sounded a lot like what a female Count Dracula would sound like. Too much play by play wording, like “I opened the car door, I then got in and then I started the car and then I drove off” This is only a small example of this type of unnecessary detail throughout. I could almost see the back of my skull from all the eye rolling I did throughout. It didn’t even find the story that interesting until the last few chapters. Don’t get me wrong. I have loved all of Daniel Hurst’s books so far. He is an excellent mystery author and I intend to keep reading his books. I actually moved on to another book because I was so bored. I hate to leave anything unfinished to I did finish it a few days later.

Good story but the ending fell short

Narration was well-read and acted. Too slow to start, I wanted more sooner. Still, it was a good story. Sarah was a great main character, but her biggest problem was being too nice to her sister who didn't have as much strength of character as she did, with tragic results. Her sister just couldn't act on what she knew which was truly bothersome. Even with with all she learns, she is contemplating keeping it to herself. That was perplexing, to say the least, even after all it had cost so many people.

Thank goodness for Calvin the immature but amazing computer guy.

I wasn't happy with the ending in this one, it brought it down a big notch.

calling1

It Was Great book but I always enjoy Danile Hurst books you never know who the was biggest Liar

Disappointment

The book started out good and then it fell flat, there could have been many more interesting storylines that could have come from it. I do like this author though, but I didn’t connect with the characters at all.

So repetitive and boring

I feel like I just read an English assignment written by a lazy high school student that needed to make the 5000 word count so just kept repeating the same thing over and over and over. Awful characters, bad storyline and two completely stupid sisters. Waste of a credit.