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Listen for the Lie by Amy Tintera Book Summary & Synopsis
Source: www.goodreads.com
Setting: Texas (United States)
Format: 352 pages, Hardcover
Published: March 5, 2024 by Celadon Books
ISBN: 9781250880314 (ISBN10: 1250880319)
Language: English
A Riveting Dive into Deception
Amy Tintera’s “Listen for the Lie” plunges readers into a world where truth is a rare commodity and deception lurks around every corner. In this gripping thriller, Tintera weaves a tale of mystery, intrigue, and betrayal that will leave readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page.
At the heart of the story is Tessa, a young woman with a unique gift – the ability to detect lies. But when her talent lands her in the crosshairs of a dangerous conspiracy, Tessa must rely on her wits and her instincts to uncover the truth and survive in a world where nothing is as it seems.
From the opening pages, Tintera captivates readers with her taut prose and relentless pacing, drawing them into a web of secrets and lies that threatens to unravel at any moment. As Tessa delves deeper into the mystery surrounding her newfound abilities, she discovers that the truth may be far more elusive – and far more dangerous – than she ever imagined.
But “Listen for the Lie” is more than just a pulse-pounding thriller; it’s a thought-provoking exploration of the nature of truth and the power of perception. As Tessa grapples with the implications of her gift, she must confront the moral complexities of discerning truth from deception, and the consequences of wielding such power.
Tintera’s writing is sharp and incisive, with vivid descriptions and fully realized characters that leap off the page. From the shadowy alleys of Tessa’s hometown to the glittering halls of power in Washington D.C., every scene crackles with tension and intrigue, keeping readers guessing until the very end.
One of the most compelling aspects of “Listen for the Lie” is its exploration of the human psyche and the ways in which our perceptions can shape our reality. As Tessa navigates a world where truth is a matter of perspective, she must confront her own biases and preconceptions in order to uncover the truth – and ultimately, to save herself.
But amidst the darkness and deception, there are moments of genuine emotion and connection to be found in the pages of “Listen for the Lie.” From the tender bond between Tessa and her sister to the unexpected alliances she forms along the way, Tintera infuses her narrative with a sense of warmth and humanity that is as refreshing as it is unexpected.
As I turned the pages of “Listen for the Lie,” I found myself swept away by the twists and turns of Tessa’s journey, eagerly anticipating each new revelation and unexpected twist. From heart-pounding action sequences to quiet moments of introspection, Tintera keeps readers guessing until the very end, delivering a satisfying conclusion that will linger long after the final page is turned.
“Listen for the Lie” is a riveting thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. With its gripping plot, well-drawn characters, and thought-provoking themes, it is a must-read for fans of suspense and intrigue. Whether you’re a seasoned thriller aficionado or simply someone looking for a compelling story that will keep you guessing until the very end, “Listen for the Lie” is sure to satisfy. So dive in, dear reader, and prepare to be captivated by Amy Tintera’s masterful storytelling.
Listen for the Lie Quotes
“Some people will never believe you no matter how hard you explain yourself. Trust me, there’s no pleasing people. If they’re determined to think the worst of you, they will.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“The truth doesn’t matter if you fight back.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“And people hate that quality in a young woman, don’t they? They don’t know what to do with a girl who isn’t looking for their approval. They feel like they have to bring her down a peg.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“It was a real dick move on Grandma’s part to be born in August.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“She was a real no-nonsense girl. Just didn’t have time for any shit, you know? I’ve always admired that about her. I was so concerned with whether or not everyone liked me at that age.And people hate that quality in a young woman, don’t they? They don’t know what to do with a girl who isn’t looking for their approval. They feel like they have to bring her down a peg.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“People don’t believe women who fight back. When a man lashes out, people say he’s lost control of his temper or made a terrible mistake. When a woman does it, she’s a psychopath.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“You don’t owe anyone your whole story.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“Sometimes I think about the fact that the twenty- two-year-old version of me would be absolutely horrified by almost-thirty me.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“She wasn’t interested in making other people comfortable, which I really liked about her.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
“Lucy, didn’t you want to be a writer once?” Keith peers at me as if I’ve disappointed him, this relative I barely know. “What ever happened to that?”I wasn’t that good, I guess, is what I should have said. People love that sort of shit— humility and honesty, tied together to make everyone feel more comfortable after a rude question.I smile. “Well, you know. No one wants to read a book from a murderer.”
― Amy Tintera, Listen for the Lie
