Three Truths and a Lie
Three Truths and a Lie by Brent Hartinger, published by Simon and Schuster on August 2, 2016, is a psychological thriller that unfolds during a weekend retreat in the woods. The story centers around four friends who engage in an innocent game that quickly escalates into a dangerous situation. As they navigate their relationships and hidden secrets, the narrative explores themes of friendship, dating, and the complexities of young adult life.
Readers will find a gripping tale that combines elements of mystery and suspense, as the characters confront their truths and lies. The dynamics between Rob, Liam, Mia, and Galen reveal deeper social themes, particularly within the context of LGBTQ relationships. With 272 pages, this edition offers an engaging exploration of the psychological intricacies that arise when trust is tested among friends.
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A weekend retreat in the woods and an innocent game of three truths and a lie go horribly wrong in this high-octane psychological thriller filled with romantic suspense by a Lambda Award–winning author.
Deep in the forest, four friends gather for a weekend of fun.
Truth #1: Rob is thrilled about the weekend trip. It’s the perfect time for him to break out of his shell…to be the person he really, really wants to be.
Truth #2: Liam, Rob’s boyfriend, is nothing short of perfect. He’s everything Rob could have wanted. They’re perfect together. Perfect.
Truth #3: Mia has been Liam’s best friend for years…long before Rob came along. They get each other in a way Rob could never, will never, understand.
Truth #4: Galen, Mia’s boyfriend, is sweet, handsome, and incredibly charming. He’s the definition of a Golden Boy…even with the secrets up his sleeve.
One of these truths is a lie…and not everyone will live to find out which one it is.
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