Kate Livingston has been best friends with Liza Kingsley her
entire life. So when Liza wants to set her up on a blind
date, she goes for it. When the blind date evolves into a
relationship and eventually marriage, no one could be more
surprised or pleased.
Michael Waller, is settling down. He and Kate are married
now and he wants out of the Trust. He's getting older and
wants to spend his time with Kate, not traipsing the world
for the Trust. You see the Trust is a covert agency that
sends operatives, like Michael and Liza, all over the world
to do things that most would consider illegal at best. He
does these things in the best interest of the nation. The
catch is that is that he's sworn to secrecy. Kate can't
know what he's done or what he's doing. She can't know that
the restaurant that he's opened is actually a cover for the
Trust. The mysterious "private" rooms downstairs, the ones
that are private even from her, are actually meeting places
for operatives and power players from all over the world.
As time passes and Kate discovers more and more secrets are
being kept, she finds passports with his picture but
different names. His frequent trips become more and more
mysterious when Kate is unable to reach him for long
stretches of time. Finally she gets enough information to
follow him and finds the biggest secret of all. When
Michael finally confesses all, Kate's not sure if she can
accept the truth. The truth that her best friend and her
husband have led secret lives and both of them shut her out
of them completely.
Liza knows that the trust isn't going to take well to their
secrets being exposed to an outsider, so she wasn't
surprised at all when she gets the call that both Michael
and Kate are to be eliminated, to contain the problem. What
does surprise her is that Kate uncovers a plan that the
Trust has put into action to eliminate her as well.
Michael, Kate, and Liza know that they're in for the fight
of their lives. They need to find a way to survive the
attack of the trust and expose the corrupt leaders in the
organization for what they are. Can they find a way to
survive? Can Kate and Michael repair the damage all of the
lies created? Can Kate and Liza find a way to continue the
friendship that they've had for so many years?
THE GOOD LIAR is a good book, with as much depth as you
could want in a book. It starts off a little slow, but if
you can hang with it, you'll get your money's worth. I'd
recommend this to anyone that enjoys a good psychological
thriller with a lot of intrigue. Just make sure that you
stick with it through the first half. It only gets better
from there!
Kate Livingston and Liza Kingsley have been best friends
since their childhood in the suburbs of Chicago. They know
everything about each other. Or do they?
When Liza sets
up the newly divorced Kate with Michael Waller, an elegant
man sixteen years her senior, neither woman expects Kate to
fall for him so soon. The relationship is a whirlwind that
enthralls Kate?and frightens Liza. Because Liza knows she
may have introduced Kate to more than her dream man; she
may have unwittingly introduced her to a dangerous world of
secrets.
And yet Kate marries Michael and follows him to
a French-Canadian town called St. Marabel, where she begins
to suspect that Michael isn't exactly who he seems. As each
new suspicion arises, Kate finds herself investigating her
husband, but what she doesn't know is that she's about to
steer her friendship with Liza on a collision course that
will race from the U.S. to Russia and from Canada to
Brazil, and the betrayals she uncovers could cause the end
of all of them.
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