The Last Time I Lied: A Novel

So I started and finished this book on the same day, which probably means that it was really good or something. I mean, for me at this point, reading mystery-thrillers sort of feels like the french fries of books, where they are super easy to consume, but ultimately sort of like empty calories - but then again, I spend so much time reading for school that all I want to read are page-turners and I probably shouldn't feel guilty about that (even th...read more

I honestly enjoyed this book a lot. Although it was a little slow to start it was so well written you got through the beginning with ease. Once you finished the first couple chapters it was such an interesting story. I was impressed with all the twists and couldn’t put it down after part

For Emma, her experiences at Camp Nightingale did not turn out to be part of her youth that she would remember fondly as she got older. Memories of roasting marshmallows, singing around a campfire, and making lifelong friends were not to be. Instead, Emma's brief time there ended on the morning she awoke to find that her three roommates never returned from their nighttime excursion. Since that morning fifteen years ago, Emma has been haunted by n...read more

Sager does it again! Started off a little slow but really picked up to drag you in and kept you wondering what’s gonna happen next. Twist after twist, you couldn’t predict it! Loved the character progression of Emma. And loved the detailed description of the scenery. Would recommend any of his books but ESPECIALLY this one

I couldn’t put the book down. They author did any amazing job describing the camp, the woods, the girls. My imagination was running wild reading through this book to the point that I was thrilled and paranoid. I wish I could go back and read it all again for the first time. I also didn’t see that ending coming but wow, it makes me love it even more.