When the opportunity to return to Camp Nightingale unexpectedly presents itself, Emma decides that she needs to go. She realizes that she can’t continue like this forever, that it’s becoming an unhealthy obsession. That was the last time anyone saw the girls.įifteen years later, Emma is still haunted by their disappearance so much so that she includes the girls in each of her paintings, burying them beneath layers and layers of paints so that only she knows they’re there. When the older three girls in Emma’s cabin decide to sneak out in the middle of the night, they leave Emma behind, telling her she’s too young to come with them. Emma, an up and coming artist in New York, attended Camp Nightingale when she was 13 years old. If you like your characters complex, Emma Davis is your girl. Like Final Girls and other thrillers, The Last Time I Lied is one of those books that I think is best to go into knowing as little as possible, but what I definitely want to share with you are some reasons why I think you’re going to want to read this book.Ĥ REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ADD THE LAST TIME I LIED TO YOUR READING LIST: There is just something so addicting about Sager’s writing – he draws you into his tale so thoroughly that you just can’t even come up for air until you’ve followed every plot twist and devoured every clue.
I remember the same exact thing happened to me when I read Final Girls. I got my hands on a copy and sat down one evening to read what I thought would be just a few chapters before bedtime, but instead, ended up being about half the book. Last year I read and loved Riley Sager’s suspenseful thriller, Final Girls, so when I heard he had a new book coming out this summer, The Last Time I Lied, I couldn’t get my hands on it fast enough. Published by Dutton Books on July 3, 2018įTC Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley. Also by this author: Final Girls, Lock Every Door
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