Meli Raine

False, Book 2

False Hope

Manda

SPOILERS
This is an amazing book that I have had a great opportunity to read thanks to the author.
So this is the second installment of the false series which is incredible the first was from the point of lily and now it's Duff's turn. I love that we see his side of it but we also learn that he has been in this for a lot longer than anyone thought. All thanks to a women we know little about she had been the one behind everything she has been trying to stop everything with little success although dead now it seems that she knew in some degree all of them from each series that Meli has wrote it's a masterpiece how they all fit together.
I love that this one ends where it began just one word blink it say so much and yet so little at the same time. I'm hoping that we will eventually see Duff's lost brother. But I want to know more about these people who have no past or present they don't exist technically. 
This is a recommended read for anyone who likes suspence can't wait to read the next installment of this series

She thinks she’s fooled me. But I’ve known all along. Almost. Lily is hiding something, a secret so big, she came out of a year-long coma and her first instinct was to lie. Who does that? Someone who is afraid. No—not afraid. Terrified. And it’s my job to take that fear away. My partner and I have spent countless man-hours hunting down the cold-blooded killer who did this to her. Meanwhile, Lily’s spent her waking hours recovering. Getting stronger. Getting smarter. Staying beautiful. Never get involved emotionally. That’s my dictate. Never get attached. When you realize you’re caught in a triangle, it turns out there is no exit. Crossing a line is easy. Holding a line takes strength. Lily’s shooter knows that she’s my weakness. And he’s about to exploit that by breaking a line and escaping, claiming a hostage in the process. One I have to get back. No matter what it takes. False Hope is book 2 in the False trilogy by USA Today bestselling author Meli Raine.

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