The Lie Spinners
The Deception Dance, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Sorrel Brigman
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By:
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Rita Stradling
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Last summer, with the help of demon-killer Stephen Tapper, Raven Smith faced Hell on Earth to stop the demon-apocalypse (or more like, put it on hold). Raven made a deal with the Grand Marquis of Hell: he would not open the gates of hell if she promised not to fall in love with anyone until he returned for her.
Almost a year has passed and summer has come again...
Raven is safe. Relatively. She's protected. Doggedly. She's away from the demons, the hell, the madness. Until she falls asleep.
When the earth-witch Madeline shows up in Raven's hometown (aka her prison), calling in Raven's life-debt, Raven shouldn't even listen to Madeline's proposal. But she does.
Madeline tells her that months ago, Stephen travelled to Thailand to track down a magician called The Spider; but within days of arriving, Stephen vanished. Every person (be they witch or demon-killer) Madeline sent to find Stephen was hunted down, overwhelmed and murdered by demons. The message Madeline received after all attempts failed was clear: send in Raven Smith or Stephen dies.
Going to Thailand might possibly be the stupidest decision Raven could ever make...there are 1,000 reasons why Raven should stay guarded, protected, safe; only one reason why she shouldn't.
Stephen.
©2013 Rita Stradling (P)2016 Rita Stradling and Sorrel BrigmanWhat listeners say about The Lie Spinners
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- 05-09-16
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Could not put this down. The characters are great, the way that the author describes the locations brings them to life in full colour.
Its one of those books that you don't see all the twists and lies until the last chapter. To really appreciate this book read Deception first.
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