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Becca Fitzpatrick
Kindle Edition | Pages: 400 pages Rating: 3.84 | 8323 Users | 1157 Reviews
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| Original Title: | Dangerous Lies ASIN B00TBKYK0Q |
| Literary Awards: | Keystone to Reading Book Award Nominee for High School (2017) |
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A teen is forced to make a fresh start after witnessing a violent crime—but love and danger find her anyway in this novel from Becca Fitzpatrick, the New York Times bestselling author of the Hush, Hush saga.Stella Gordon is not her real name. Thunder Basin, Nebraska, is not her real home. This is not her real life.
After witnessing a lethal crime, Stella Gordon is sent to the middle of nowhere for her own safety before she testifies against the man she saw kill her mother’s drug dealer.
But Stella was about to start her senior year with the boyfriend she loves. How can she be pulled away from the only life she knows and expected to start a new one in Nebraska? Stella chafes at her protection and is rude to everyone she meets. She’s not planning on staying long, so why be friendly? Then she meets Chet Falconer and it becomes harder to keep her guard up, even as her guilt about having to lie to him grows.
As Stella starts to feel safer, the real threat to her life increases—because her enemies are actually closer than she thinks…
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| Title | : | Dangerous Lies |
| Author | : | Becca Fitzpatrick |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 400 pages |
| Published | : | November 10th 2015 by Simon & Schuster |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Romance. Mystery. Thriller. Contemporary |
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Ratings: 3.84 From 8323 Users | 1157 ReviewsComment On Containing Books Dangerous Lies
Another Becca Fitzpatrick's book. Another mostly inadequate heroine. It seems the author can't write a normal reasonable MC who would be consistent in her decisions and actions. I don't know what is it about this author that makes me come back for more of her books. I admit, when I was younger I pretty much enjoyed Hush, Hush. But it was a long time ago and I haven't read enough bad literature to know that Hush, Hush was bad. Though, even back then I was more into romance then characters andWow, this book was a bit of everything. A bit of great, good and not so good. I would really love to give this one five stars, but I simply cant because of the beginning.This was my first book by Becca Fitzpatrick. Id heard a lot of good things about her Hush, Hush series and a lot of bad things about her book called Black Ice. But I wanted to read this one because of such a cool premise! Its not every day you read a book which features the Witness Protection Program.We first get to meet Stella
5 Words: Family, drugs, friendship, lies, crime.There's something about this book that I just didn't like, and I can't quite put my finger on it. It wasn't a bad book, not really. It's just not for me.Thinking back on it, I think a lot of my dislike stemmed from my general dislike of the main character. Stella was, simply put, a liar. In the circumstances she would have to be, WITSEC meant that she couldn't splay her past out for everyone to see, but it was the other lies she told that got to
This story is full of teenage angst and turmoil as the heroine(?), a feisty, independent teen used to being able to go and do whatever she wants, enters the WITSEC program to protect her after she witnessed the possible perpetrator of a murder in her home. At the same time her Mum goes into drug rehab and her father refuses to join her, preferring to have nothing more to do with her..Being forced to split from her boyfriend and lose contact with him whilst in the WITSEC program, going somewhere
Furious about having to be separated from her boyfriend of two years; angry about leaving Philadelphia the only home shed ever known Stella Gordon sulked as she accompanied Deputy Marshall Price in the black Buick sedan into the unknown. Stella (whose name wasnt Stella) was now in the Witness Protection Program after having witnessed a vicious murder, she needed to be kept safe so she could testify against the man who was currently awaiting trial in prison. But his reach was long his threats
This review is now LIVE on 100% Rock! We made it, Price said, turning off the engine. He popped the trunk, where my suitcase waited.I knew I had to get out of the car, but my legs wouldnt move. I stared up at the house, unable to picture myself inside it. I thought of my real home. In spectacular Fitzpatrick fashion, Stella is the most unlikeable character Ive ever encountered in YA. She is self-centred, rude, judgemental and incredibly annoying. For the first half of the book, being in her
Sometimes I wonder if Becca Fitzpatrick is capable of writing a main character who's intelligent, for once. I try to give authors the benefit of the doubt. I've clung onto her books, hoping that this time, maybe this time, I'll actually like one of her characters; authors' skills can and have changed for the better. This is not the case, this has never been the case, and I think it's time for me to throw in the towel. Becca Fitzpatrick's books are not for me.The main character in this book is a
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