The Lies Between Us

By: J. A. Leake

Narrated by: Jennifer Woodward

A compelling drama with plenty of twists, Big Little Lies meets Pretty Little Liars, with a dash of Desperate Housewives.

An anonymous blackmailer threatening to release the deepest secrets of a group of pre-school mums and their fracturing friendships as they attempt to discover who is behind it.

©2021 J. A. Leake (P)2021 W. F. Howes Ltd

Terrible ending

Lauren needed to stand up in the end of this book and have yet another miscarriage. Thumbs down to the ending of this book. Who gives her the right to play God with people’s lives?

Love all of it

Love the accents and story. Very captivating story. Will look forward to more from the author.

Makes you feel!

First time reading this author and it won't be my last. The story was good but frustrating at times, especially t h e ending because of the perpetrator. They should have been punished and not rewarded from wrecking lives without a bit of remorse. However, the upside in my way of thinking, is the person(s) is in an unlovable marriage with a spouse who cheats on them, has no friends anymore and who is broken beyond repair, and who has lost thier touch on reality. I can with live this assessment and rate this amazing story that Invoked such emotion in me as the reader. All the characters had flaws and wasn't often perfect and had even done deplorable things, but one took it to another level entirely. Nobody should have the right to play with other people's lives just to teach a learn and to get back at them. It was a coward's way and the perpetrator is indeed a coward.

Real life drama.

I enjoyed this book. I’m not a fan of how the ending was presented. There were many loose ends to tie up in this story, the author did it well.
The story line was true to life and I’m sure many may relate to how petty others can be as were the main characters in this story.
Overall a very good book and well narrated.

Never underestimate anyone

Definitely a good book to check out. The ladies all had issues and focused on the wrong things. We never really know a person and what they do or face behind closed doors.