Megan Cooley Peterson

Desperate to escape deprogramming after being rescued from a cult, seventeen-year-old Piper wants to rejoin her family, but the truth about that family, her past, and herself cannot be denied.

The Liar's Daughter

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Ariana Morris

As much I enjoyed reading The Liar's Daughter, there wasn’t anything incredibly special about the story. It was a fantastically honest perception of life in and after cults, but other than that, the story was a little flat for my liking. I’m struggling to pick out any real positives or even any serious negatives.

Micaela Rangel

Piper was raised in a cult. She just doesn't know it. Seventeen-year-old Piper knows that Father is a Prophet. Infallible. The chosen one. She would do anything for Father. That's why she takes care of all her little sisters. That's why she runs end-of-the-world drills. That's why she never asks questions. Because Father knows best. Until the day he doesn't. Until the day the government raids the compound and separates Piper from her siblings, from Mother, from the Aunts, from all of Father's followers--even from Caspian, the boy she loves. Now Piper is living Outside. Among Them. With a woman They claim is her real mother--a woman They say Father stole her from. But Piper knows better. And Piper is going to escape.

The Liar's Daughter

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