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Loading... Deadly Little Lies (A Touch Novel) (edition 2009)by Laurie Faria Stolarz
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Since I had this book (and book 1) and since it was just as short as book 1, I decided I'd read it to see whether I'd continue the series. Unfortunately, this book also has a stalker plot (similar to book 1), but now it has a love triangle and a love interest that doesn't want to be with the MC because he wants to keep her safe, so he ignores her. Yet, he keeps coming back into her life. One thing I couldn't understand was why Camelia did not go to her parents in the first place. It seems like a silly thing to do, not showing the stalker-like notes to her parents as soon as they started up again, especially after what happened in Book 1. I know it's for added drama, but since this happened once already, the second time felt just a little cheap. Just like Book 1, if you're a fan of the Twilight story and love that style of story, then you'd enjoy this one. It's also short and a quick read. Camelia is being stalked again, and this time I was actually suspecting poor Ben. Its been four months since we discovered who Camelia's stalker was. Ben left saying he needed space and Cam has been depressed ever since. But then she starts hearing weird voices when she sculpts and not only that but she is also sculpting weird things that might have something to do with her future. When Ben comes back to school she tries to talk to him about it but he is still trying to keep his distance. In an attempt to move on from him, she meets Adam and starts going out with him. While all of this is going on she starts receiving weird pictures and calls. And this time they seem more serious. Could somebody really want her dead or is this another prank from her stupid school? Storlaz has created another fast pace and incredibly creepy book. I read this in one sitting and was very surprised at who was stalking her this time. While some things were predictable, it was still very good. It still captured my attention. I love where the plot is going with the connection with Camelia's aunt and her abilities. Her friends are still amazing, I love them. They are so funny and they always remind me of my friends. no reviews | add a review
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Camelia, who has recently discovered she shares her crush Ben's power of psychometry, finds herself in a tortured love triangle when a figure from Ben's past arrives and Camelia discovers that both boys are hiding dangerous secrets. No library descriptions found.
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Finally Ben has returned and Camelia could not be more happier, even if others are less then pleased to see him. But things between Ben and Camelia do not go smoothly and while Ben is doing his best to keep his distance from Camelia, someone else is doing there best to get her attention. The notes have started again, along with the phone calls. Camelia is assured that Matt is far away and to her dismay it is looking more and more likely that Ben is responsible.
Deadly Little Lies is a pacey mystery that mixes the paranormal with romance and dangerous stalkers. Camelia's story of broken hearts, new romances, creepy death threats and voices that exist only in her head, is bisected with the diary entries of an aunt who all believe crazy but who has more in common with Camelia than anyone would believe. This second Touch story is just as thrilling as the first and equally as impossible to put down. ( )