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The Truths We Burn
The Hollow Boys, Book 2
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The Truths We Burn
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Narrado por:
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Grayson Owens
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Lucy Rivers
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Monty Jay
Beneath the deepest parts of Ponderosa Springs lied secrets that we never meant to be uncovered.
Blood has soaked the hands of those we trusted most. Decrepit intentions finally come to light. And now truths are ready to be incinerated in the open for everyone to witness.
I was ready to watch this town that made me the villain rot in front of my eyes, but it seems ghosts don't stay buried here. Everyone's favorite sweetheart has returned to Hollow Heights dragging nothing but unanswered questions and grim memories behind her.
A distraction I can't afford with the police sniffing around. A mistake that torched my last piece of humanity. The dirty little secret that has returned searching for closure surrounding her sister's mysterious death.
But I know the innocent, lost girl is an act. They all are eating from the palm of her hand, puppets on her string. But not me. I see her for what she truly is, I always have. A fake. A manipulator. A liar.
I won't let her ruin all we have worked for. I refuse to let her derail our plan of vengeance. I've played your game once before, Sage, now it's time to play mine. And you're not making it out without getting burned.
Contains mature themes.
©2021 Monty Jay (P)2024 TantorListen, I love that side of religious mythology. I literally have a tattoo that says "Be Lilith, never Eve." But please... how many times do you have to repeat it before you trust your readers to get the point? 😭
This one was definitely harder to get through than the first. Honestly, one of the things that kept me reading was waiting to see how Silas would react to Sage, considering she's the twin sister of his dead girlfriend. I felt like there was so much emotional potential there, and I just wanted more of it. I know this isn't his book, but I couldn't help feeling a little disappointed.
I also had to keep pretending these characters were at least in their 30s. I just can't convince myself that a bunch of 19 or 20-year-olds are taking down a prostitution ring on the weekends while somehow making it back to class on Monday. 😂 The college setting is so easy to forget anyway because you only get the occasional teacher or classroom scene.
I still enjoyed it overall, but this one definitely asked me to suspend my disbelief a little more than I was ready for.
2.75⭐️
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