White Lies
White Lies by Jeremy Bates, published by Ghillinnein Books on September 8, 2020, is a psychological thriller that delves into the consequences of deception. The story follows Katrina Burton, who, while driving to a new teaching position in a secluded village in the Cascade Mountains, picks up a hitchhiker. This seemingly innocuous decision spirals into a web of lies when she discovers that the hitchhiker is a fellow teacher at her school, forcing her to navigate a precarious situation filled with unexpected twists.
As the narrative unfolds, Katrina encounters Jack Reeves, a charismatic figure who offers her a way out of her tangled lies. However, their relationship takes a dark turn when Jack becomes involved in a murder investigation, leaving Katrina at a crossroads where she must choose between honesty and further deception. This edition, comprising 292 pages, explores themes of suspense and crime, inviting readers to consider the far-reaching implications of a single lie.
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You never know where a lie may lead…
While driving to a charming village tucked away deep in the Cascade Mountains of eastern Washington, where she is to begin a new job teaching high school English, Katrina Burton picks up a young hitchhiker who turns out to be a drunken creep. Fearful for her safety, she lies about her destination in order to get him out of the car. But when she later discovers that he is a teacher at the same school, she finds herself feeding that initial lie with more lies.
Then Katrina meets Jack Reeves. Handsome, charismatic and strong, he is exactly what she needs to extricate her from the expanding network of lies. She falls fast and hard for him. But when Jack lands himself in the middle of a grisly murder, she must decide whether to turn him in-or tell yet another lie.
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