The Perfect Lie

by Dinah McCall

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There's no place to hide from the truth....

CIA agent Jonah Slade is back from deadly undercover work in the jungles of South America, battered, bloodied, but successful in putting a notorious drug czar behind bars. But, he discovers, the war has just begun.

He learns the woman he loved and lost years ago has been killed in cold blood, her fifteen-year-old son kidnapped. Her sister, Macie Blaine, turns to Jonah for help, and gives him no chance to refuse when she tells him the boy is his show more son.

Stunned and enraged by the discovery, Jonah wants to lash out. Until he makes the connection between the kidnapping and the drug lord, who is solely focused on avenging the death of his own son--the man Jonah killed. It's come down to a battle as old as time itself. An eye for an eye. A son for a son.

Yet for Jonah, it's also much more than that. He knows what he is, a hardened and cynical man. But he also knows what he wants. Everything he's been denied: his son--and Macie Blaine's love.

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"There's no such thing as...The Perfect Lie." Good lead into the title...good lead into the novel. Fast-paced action and suspense. I didn't see one of the twists and by storyline end, I feel as though I should have but I didn't and I actually love that.
I usually have lots of postive comments after reading a Dinah McCall novel. Not the case with The Perfect Lie. The book was alright! I didn’t think the characters were all that interesting. To me, Macie was weak. Evan seemed to be the only character with a brain! I thought the plot would be better suited for a action movie.
Jonah Slade has just put a Columbian drug lord behind bars, after spending years undercover. But this is not the end of Jonah's work with the padrone, it's just the beginning. Now, Calderone wants revenge and he goes after the son that Jonah doesn't know he has. Can Jonah save his son without costing his own life or will Calderone take them both out?
This was an ok read. Quick and easy. I didn't mind it but I probably will never reread it.
Typical Sharon Sala/Dinah McCall fare. Fast paced.

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Macie Blaine; Jonah Slade

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Fiction and Literature, Romance
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813Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English
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PJ5055.23 .E777 .S253Language and LiteratureOriental languages and literaturesOriental philology and literatureHebrewLiteratureIndividual authors and works
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