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Circle of Lies Review

Circle of Lies
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Circle of Lies ReviewThis was a fun read from the beginning. One reviewer on another site mentioned that it was hard to find in the stores and I agree. Eventually,I purchased it through Amazon and it arrived promptly. I don't recall reading many books by Tor/Forge and I know they are a big publisher, but if they want to make money, and I assume they do, they might spend a little time getting their books out to the public. This was really my only complaint and it is with the publisher and not the writer who did a great job.
When an author hooks you from the first page with a well-written intelligent plot and realistic characters, it indicates talent. Alan doesn't disappoint here. The story runs at a rapid clip and the reader will find their a hundred pages into the book before they come up for air. From my standpoint, John Delaney is a hands down winner. He's smart, streetwise, and an attorney who used to be a homicide detective. He's also something of a bulldog, methodically linking one clue into the next. He is aided by his wife, Katherine, also a lawyer. Together they make quite a team. The byplay in their relationship was also fun to observe.
The plot of an evil drug company setting someone up may be a little tired, but Alan does it as well as anyone eventually and expands the conspiracy to include the government. Maybe a little formulaic, but not bad. I found it admirable that Delaney had a number of doubts about his own client's innocence. In other words, he doesn't accept things at face value. These doubts eventually filter down to the reader who is kept off balance until nearly the end of the story. Also is plus is the fact that the descriptions don't go on for pages and the dialogue is snappy and upbeat.
"CIRCLE OF LIES" is definitely a winner.
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Between ReviewWow this is one of those books that once you pick up, you won't be able to put down. I think I finished this book in less than 48 hours. And the reason for that is because I had to sleep, if not I would have finished it faster. I love picking up a book that I can't put down. This book kind of reminds me of that book called "If I stay". But in a different light.
Elizabeth a.k.a. Liz is one of those girls from your typical high school movies that is just a popular rich, spoiled girl. Everyone wants to be like her or be her best friend. She can basically get anything she wants from her dad. However she wasn't always like that. She became a spoiled brat when her mom died and her father had started giving her everything she wanted.
For her eighteenth birthday, her father let her have a small party on their boat. And you can be sure that in that party, there was alcohol and drugs. So instead of waking up with a hangover the next day. They woke up to find Liz was floating dead in the water. But the key to this story is the person that found Liz was actually Liz herself.
Liz woke up to a thumping sound and went out to investigate it. To only find a body in the water but little did she know as she try to find the identity of the body, it was her very own. In her frazzled mind, she couldn't remember what happened that she ended up dead. She only remembered fragments of the previous nights events.
Now Liz is basically a spirit watching everything around her. She watches as her friends deal with her death and how her father handles losing yet another person in his life. But most of all she can go back into the past and see what she did and see the kind of person she was. So that changes everything. Being an outsider looking in, she can see how she wasn't the person she thought she was. In fact she was a person that she didn't like at all.
There's more missing in this review, but I feel I gave you enough spoilers. Yes this book comes to a good end but it's the road the characters take to get to the end that makes this the book it is. I absolutely loved this book. I feel it's a good book for all teens to read, because due to drinking alcohol and doing drugs a tragedy happens. So it's kind of setting an example. One of my best this year! 5 stars for sure! And a definite "Good Choice for Reading"!
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