Little Lies

By: Lila Bruce

Narrated by: Tia Rider Sorensen

Length: 8 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

Getting shot was the last thing Lia Broderick expected to happen when she stopped by the bank on her way to work - that and having the gorgeous woman from the coffee shop down the street be the one to rescue her....

FBI Special Agent Dylan McKenzie is a woman with a mission - locate Steven Horton, the witness who could single-handedly bring down the Giametta Crime Family. With Horton hiding from both the mob and the FBI, Dylan and her team are assigned the task of keeping tabs on Horton's ex-wife after mounting evidence leads them to believe he will run to her. Keeping Lia Broderick under surveillance should have been just another day on the job for Dylan. But, when Lia becomes the victim in a bank robbery gone terribly wrong, Dylan has no choice but to break cover in order to step in and save her.

Despite her best efforts to maintain a professional distance from the attractive accountant, Dylan finds herself being reeled deeper and deeper into Lia's life. As the investigation heats up - both under the covers and out - it becomes clear that Lia is the key to finding the evidence that the mob is willing to kill to get their hands on. When Dylan is betrayed by a rogue agent, she suddenly finds herself on the run with Lia, uncertain who she can trust. And as the mob closes in, Dylan realizes that the greatest risk is the one she's taking with her heart.

©2016 Lila Bruce (P)2016 Lila Bruce

What a fun FBI Adventure!

After watching decades worth of cop shows and FBI stories, I finally found one that is talking to me! The main characters are interesting and quirky. There is a lot of action -- shootings and car chases -- unknown villlains and twists and turns. On top of it all, there is romance. Do we care that somewhere along the way it gets a little unbelievable? No! It is just a joyous shoot-em-up romp, tongue firmly in cheek in a few places. What is not to love? I listened to the whole book in a single, sunny day and enjoyed it all.

Pleasantly surprised

I really enjoyed not only the characters, but also the narration. Glad I stumbled into this one.

Classic crime story with unexpected ending

I enjoyed this audiobook for the most part. This genre is one of my favorites. The narration had some great parts and a few issues. Nothing to make it difficult to listen to and I'm quite picky about narration. Two small negatives are a few mispronunciations and excessive use of romance endearment like sweetheart. The ending was a surprising twist that helped cement the overall quality of the storyline. I would recommend this audiobook.

Awesome story

I love the stories, where you don't know what happens next. This one had many turns, ups and downs and kept me listening. I loved the voice, and I think Tia is awesome narrator. I think the interactions between characters was perfect, kind of cute and sweet as well.

Fantastic listen

What a fun, sweet, funny and well thought out story. Add great narration and you have a must-listen

Very good story and great narration

I really enjoyed listening to this book, first of all the narration is very good and the story is exciting and well-done. I especially liked the fact that the FBI agent wasn't the usual superhuman person, but a very real flesh and blood, incesure (but capable) woman. The romance was beleivable and appealing.

great story

fantastic opening g chapter, nice romance with some great intrigue to boot. very good narration, too.

Excellent Story

What a story!! What a love theme! Keep on writing Bruce!! Excellent!! Want that sequel!!

Who do you trust...

I loved the suspense of Lia and Dylan’s relationship in Little Lies by Lila Bruce. The doubt in whether to trust Lia or use her to complete the FBI task. It was like listening to an episode of a tv crime show with the pleasant touch of romance thrown into it. I hope that there is a series in this story.

Started off well...

The beginning of the book is great. Solid writing. Good characters and dialog. After about two hours, the story lapses into a disjointed mess and the characters just get silly. I felt like the author had better in her, but it never came out.