Eleven Liars: The unputdownable new thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of TWELVE SECRETS (Ben Harper Book 2)

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The ending had me heartbroken and crying but I really liked the ending and felt like it sets the scene nicely for the third book (which I need immediately!

Pamela fin da subito mi ha incuriosita perché era molto ambigua non voleva essere al centro dell’attenzione e nascondeva qualcosa. stata una lettura veloce e piacevole,non ho fatto fatica a seguire i vari personaggi e scoprire piano piano i loro segreti. This book continued a lot of the plot points from the first book that weren’t really explained and really explained them and a lot of things added up.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Robert Gold is the Sunday Times bestselling author of the Ben Harper series, which includes Twelve Secrets, a Richard and Judy Book Club pick, Eleven Liars and Ten Seconds. You’re left starting this book thrust straight into action with Ben Harper saving a masked man from a burning building but this would open up a can of worms when a body is found cast into the foundation of a derelict building.

Not so good points: I'm afraid I found that the plot just didn't grip me after the first bout of initial excitement at the beginning.

Penso che questo libro sia di passaggio per poi aprire realmente la storia successiva sul coinvolgimento della Freeman sull’aggressione di Mat e avercela tanto con il padre di Dani e la droga con i Baxter…. There were a lot of new characters with big secrets and it was really interesting reading about them all and how all their secrets connected. About half way through, it changed and most of the story was from Ben's point of view, and that's when it all changed for me.

I hadn't read Robert Gold's debut novel and I'm generally a completionist when it comes to book series however this can definitely be read as a standalone. I would even say that it’s better than the first one, which is amazing because Twelve Secrets was brilliant. We first started with Twelve Secrets, and now here we are with Eleven Liars, the second book in the series highlighting journalist, Ben Harper. The book opens with a fire in a derelict community centre, a skeleton found in the burnt-out foundations, and someone trapped.Even then, there’s the usual thread hanging in the air, which we just know will lead into the next chapter in this magnificent series. Misteri, pericoli, passato e presente, si fondo in pagine ricche di colpi di scena, indagini, enigmi e segreti racchiusi tra le vie di una piccola cittadina in cui tutti si conoscono, tutti spiano e tutti tacciono dietro le imposte di case che osservano silenziose lo scorrere del tempo. The strength of this book is how many of the townspeople appear suspicious, so you're never sure who to trust. However despite knowing slightly less about the back story of one of the main characters, it did not matter.

This ended on a cliffhanger and ended quite abruptly so it’s definitely open to a third book in the series and I can not wait to continue this series! Everyone in town seems to be hiding a piece of the puzzle in this meticulously plotted page-turner .

The multiple characters and threads to this story, simply showed me a clever, thoughtful and insightful author. Robert now lives in Putney and his new hometown served as the inspiration for the fictional town of Haddley in Twelve Secrets. This is the second book in the series and even though I hadn’t read the first one it didn’t seem to matter too much there was a bit of a recap at the beginning without giving any big details away. Because there are so many people in the book that is mentioned, it meant I was wracking my brains trying to work out who it was, which spoilt it for me.