Ebook {Epub PDF} Here We Lie by Sophie McKenzie

 · Find Here We Lie by McKenzie, Sophie at Biblio. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers. Here We Lie by Sophie McKenzie is a dark, unsettling psychological thriller. Filled with tense paranoia, power-plays and jealousy, the plot is a good one.4/5(55). Here We Lie is a dark, psychological thriller about families and the secrets we hide and lies we tell each other. The novel opens with a family holiday in Corsica. Emily, her fiance Jed and his children Lish and Dee-Dee meet up with Emily's brother Michael and partner Cameron on board their yacht for dinner/5(94).

Here We Lie written by Sophie Mckenzie, narrated by Aysha Kala. Audiobook provided by Listening Books. Blood Ties. Author Sophie Mckenzie. Narrator Rebekah Germain. Duration 9h 23m. Goodreads informs me this is the third Sophie McKenzie I've read and I've obviously enjoyed them all, rating the two previous novels 3 stars. (I'm a hard marker, so 3 stars is a good solid read in 'my book'.) #sorrynotsorry. Her latest Here We Lie is another psychological thriller which will keep you. Here We Lie is a dark, psychological thriller about families and the secrets we hide and lies we tell each other. The novel opens with a family holiday in I didn't know anything about Sophie McKenzie before starting the book. After finishing it, however, I looked her up to discover she's written quite a lot.

Find Here We Lie by McKenzie, Sophie at Biblio. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers. Here We Lie begins with a family holiday abroad and Sophie Mckenzie introduces the reader to a lot of characters very quickly. I often find this quite confusing and hard to remember who everyone is but as the story moved forward I was able to follow all the characters and their relationships to one another (some of which formed part of Sophie Mckenzie’s shocking twists and turns). 'Here we Lie is so compelling, even when my eyelids were drooping, when everyone else's lights were out, I had to keep turning the pages' Penny Hancock Other praise for Sophie McKenzie: 'This fast-moving thriller saves the most shocking twist until the very end' Sunday Mirror.