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A review by emilymahar
Never Have I Ever by Sara Shepard
4.0
4.5/5 stars
The second book in The Lying Game Series by Sara Shepard, was a great sequel. I was very excited to read this, as the first one in the series was a novel that I really enjoyed. This series reminds me of a Nancy Drew book that, as a younger reader, devoured.
I’m not a big fan of the Pretty Little Liars Series by Sara Shepard, but I love this series. Never Have I Ever is a continuation of the series that follows the twins Sutton and Emma. It is written from the dead twins point of view watching her twin sister who has taken over her life to try and solve her sisters murder.
It is interesting to be reading from the dead twins point of view, and getting to see the events play out through her eyes. Also, getting to understand flashbacks and memories that she only gets glimpses of.
If you like a good mystery/thriller, than you are looking at the right book. It’s not too scary, but I would recommend this book to a little older readers. I am sorry that this review isn’t as long as others, but I don’t want to give away the story and the happenings of the book before!
The second book in The Lying Game Series by Sara Shepard, was a great sequel. I was very excited to read this, as the first one in the series was a novel that I really enjoyed. This series reminds me of a Nancy Drew book that, as a younger reader, devoured.
I’m not a big fan of the Pretty Little Liars Series by Sara Shepard, but I love this series. Never Have I Ever is a continuation of the series that follows the twins Sutton and Emma. It is written from the dead twins point of view watching her twin sister who has taken over her life to try and solve her sisters murder.
It is interesting to be reading from the dead twins point of view, and getting to see the events play out through her eyes. Also, getting to understand flashbacks and memories that she only gets glimpses of.
If you like a good mystery/thriller, than you are looking at the right book. It’s not too scary, but I would recommend this book to a little older readers. I am sorry that this review isn’t as long as others, but I don’t want to give away the story and the happenings of the book before!