Review: Deadly - Sara Shepard

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Review: Deadly - Book #14 Pretty Little Liars Series - Sara Shepard - December 2013

Ready for more adventures in the Pretty Little Liars series. Get ready for Deadly which is more intense as the girls lies are about to be aired and this time the lies that may be revealed are ones that will send them if they aren't careful to jail. Spencer has been kicked out of Penn U and her escapades with drugs may come out in the open , Hanna's car crash involving Madison is about to come in the open and may damage not only her father's campaign but also her father's relationship with her. Remember the Iceland situation where Aria helped Olaf steal the fake painting , now that's come to bite her in the butt and Emily's selling of her baby to Gayle will be revealed and have her kicked out of her home.  This was a fascinating novel once again and OMG we discover who A's male helper is and how he has managed to weasel his way into each of the Pretty Little Liars lives as different guys. This is a book that if you are a fan of Pretty Little Liars and only read this book if you have read the others in the series.




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