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The First Lie (The Lying Game #0.5)

Sara Shepard

Kindle Edition | Pages: 80 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 2512 Users | 200 Reviews

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Title	:	The First Lie (The Lying Game #0.5)
Author	:	Sara Shepard
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 80 pages
Published	:	December 18th 2012 by HarperTeen
Categories	:	Young Adult. Mystery. Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary. Novella. Thriller

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Featuring Sutton Mercer before her tragic death, this stand-alone digital original novella from #1 New York Times bestselling author Sara Shepard is an exciting, must-read companion to the Lying Game series.

Back when she was alive, Sutton kept a million secrets. But how she got together with Thayer is her juiciest one of all. . . .

It's the summer before junior year and Sutton Mercer and her friends rule Hollier High. Then Thayer Vega returns home from soccer camp. In two short months he's gone from being her best friend's scrawny younger brother to a hot soccer god with a major ego—and a bone to pick with the Lying Game girls.

To bring him back down to earth, Sutton's friends convince her to string Thayer along so she can publicly reject him. But as she gets to know the real Thayer, Sutton starts to wonder: Is flirting with Thayer still just a game to her? Or is the queen of the Lying Game lying . . . to herself?

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This was a (very) short novella about Sutton before she was murdered. It was nice to get in her head, since her interactions with people were so different than Emma-as-Sutton. Sutton really was a very, very mean person. We knew that already, but wow. The story was too short to have any real substance, but I did still enjoy it.

I read books 1-3 prior reading this, and that was done a long time ago.Figured I'd start over at the beginning again.I'm one of those people that watched the show before reading the books - didn't know there were books at the time. And I am so heartbroken that they didn't continue on with the show. Let's see if the books can give me some closure.

this ebook was amazing! it allowed us to see more of Sutton which i really liked..but it makes me mad how she onlys cares about herself. another thing was that it was wayyy too SHORT when i finished it i was like "Whoa Im done already!?!" So yeah it made me want to know more about Sutton before she died but again this ebook was too short, should have been longer cause i want to read more of Sutton's POV :)

Actual Rating: 3.5 stars Get it together, Sutton, I tell myself, and I straighten up. Boys fall over me, not the other way around. i.On the third handand as long as Thayers got his shirt off, I decide to give myself as many hands for this argument as I needThayers out there. Just begging to fall head over heels for me. Its like fate has handed me an early Christmas present, wrapped in a bright, shiny bow.Game on.I have two novellas to review, and I decided it's kind of pointless to review them

A look into the world of Sutton and the beginning of her and the mysterious Thayer. I love all of these books and I hope there will be more about Sutton and her world. I'm holding out that she turns out to not be dead, but probably just hopeful. I hope the series continues as it goes from strength to strength

Actual rating: 3.5 starsIf only this one would've been longer... Thayer is such a cutie, and I sure as hell need to know what happened between him and Sutton.

This story was okay. It's been ages since I read the books so it took me a minute to remember who everyone was. I liked getting into Sutton's head. I sort of understand her a bit better now, but I still don't like her that much. Also, why is this called "the first lie" when it's clearly not their first?