Synopsis:
Andrea Thompson is smart, assertive and beautiful. She’s also desperately lonely. Raised in Europe by her grandmother, she struggles knowing neither of her parents wanted her, and she has no idea why.
When Andrea receives an urgent call from her older sister Carrie, she agrees to fly to the United States to help. Carrie’s newborn daughter Rachel needs a bone marrow transplant.
What Andrea doesn’t know is that her return to the United States will launch a chain of events that will uncover secrets hidden for decades. Secrets which will rock the Thompson family and ignite a political firestorm.
Secrets that some will kill to protect.
My Review:
Girl of Lies is a story about the Thompson sisters, but it is really a thriller with lots of twists and many different characters. This is part of a series so I assume some of these characters might appear again later.
In Girl of Lies, we meet Andrea, who travels to America for testing as a possible bone marrow donor for the daughter of Carrie. This book pretty much grabs you from the opening and takes off from there. I absolutely love the author’s writing style and he keeps you in suspense throughout the entire book. I don’t want to give anything away about the plot as it is best read without knowing any spoilers. Suffice it to say that I do love a good cliffhanger and this book ends with a major one! The pacing and the plot are incredibly fast-paced and really exciting. I also loved the setting of the book. Can’t wait to see where the author takes us with the next installment in this series!
(Copy provided by the author in return for an honest review.)
Author Bio:
Charles Sheehan-Miles has been a soldier, computer programmer, short-order cook and non-profit executive, and is the author of several fiction and non-fiction books, including the indie bestsellers Just Remember to Breathe and Republic: A Novel of America’s Future.
Find out more at www.sheehanmiles.com
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Giveaway:
3 signed paperbacks of Just Remember to Breathe
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