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This was a good, fast read. I‘m pretty surprised that the reviews are so bad! Good characters. Crazy plot. I sped through this one.

Gonna read this next by Sara Shepard

#sarashepard #sarashepardbooks #theelizas

I read this halfway through and skimmed through the rest. Got bored at the halfway point, and was confused as to what was going on. Ready to move on to the next one!

I loved it! Not only is her name amazing!!! Haha I know, I know not relevant. Anyway it was super good! Lots of twists. I love how it unfolded :)

On my way to the beach. Thought I needed a “lighter” read than the books I‘m currently working on

Eliza is an alcoholic in the midst of writing a novel but as she gets closer to the publication date she experiences #dejavu while her novel begins to be intertwined with her real life. Slowly, it becomes hard to separate truth from fiction and something sinister is lurking beneath it all. This is another case of an unreliable narrator with Girl on a Train vibes, but I enjoyed the twists and turns!
#septemberdanes

I really enjoyed this provocative novel and found Eliza to be interesting and compelling. Some of the dialogue is so good....
Full review goodreads.com/overtheedge

I've heard so much .....positive and negative.....about this, I have to check it out for myself......so far, I like it....anyone read this?
Pretty Little Liars definitely had its moments.....

Just a little haul at the library. I should have checked Litsy about The Elizas before I brought it home, the reviews here have me thinking this one isn‘t going to be for me...🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😬.

But I‘m super stoked on Vox, that may get bumped up the stack.

AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

I found the parralel stories confusing initially, as I somehow missed that Eliza was sharing parts from her soon to be published book. I enjoyed it although it was a little (maybe a lot) far fetched. Not sure how I felt about the ending as I'm still not sure what really happened, but given that the book was about mind games and manipulation, the ending was very fitting in that respect.

A pretty good quick read. Eliza is questioning what is a memory, what is real, and what is just part of her book. People are hiding things, and others are telling her she did things she doesn‘t remember. Not ground breaking but still a good summer/beach read. And yes it‘s another unreliable female narrator, but because she had a legit reason to question things,she didn‘t drive me as crazy as the usual drunk unreliable female narrator.

Starting this one!

#weekendreading

I dislike this book in so many ways, and yet, I could not stop reading it. Does that make it a great book?

Full review Read my 2-star review of The Elizas by Sara Shepard
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2401102033

goodreads.com/Amaryie

I wanted this to be good, I really did. But it pretty much just rips off Shepard‘s own “The Good Girls” in a way, and also tries to be every thriller with an unreliable woman as the narrator that‘s come out in the last three years. Glad it‘s over. #theelizas #sarashepard

This is every ounce the mess I expected. But I‘m going to soldier on, just because I‘ve come this far. #theelizas #sarashepard

I am a big fan of Sara Shepard‘s novels, and will read anything she writes. This book was good, however it made me feel like I was never going to finish it. About halfway through I felt like I had been reading it forever. I‘m not usually like that with the books I read so I‘m not sure what happened. However, I did enjoy the book and was satisfied with how it ended.

#ReadingResolutions #colorfulcover @Jess7
Purchased this one now just gotta get around to reading it 📖

Waiting for sequels to drop and listening to something new while waiting.

I really don‘t know why I keep reading Sara Shepard‘s stuff; everything reads like PLLRedux. But here I am. #theelizas #sarashepard

This book was just meh for me. I did the audiobook and honestly don‘t know if I would have finished it had I been reading the print version. I love an unreliable narrator and a good thriller and while this book tries to be a psychological thriller it felt like the watered down version of one. It felt more YA than thriller. There is a story within the story that made it very confusing at times. It just didn‘t do it for me.

Has anyone read this one yet? I‘m not completely captivated by it yet...

THE ELIZAS was a psychological fest.

Did I or didn't I do that?

Did I or didn't I remember that situation?

Is the character in my book really me?

Be patient and read carefully when you read THE ELIZAS. You never know who may be lurking.

FULL blog review at the link below

https://silversolara.blogspot.com/2018/04/the-elizas-by-sara-shepard.html?m=0

Thank you @miralunasbooknook for the #curiousheartgiveaway . I loved Eleanor Oliphant, I‘m definitely sold on this!

So many intriguing book releases this spring, I‘m very curious and look forward to reading the tagged book. Unreliable heroine, blending Hitchcock and Ruth Ware, I‘m excited!
Thanks 💐

Started this one tonight on Scribd.

So excited to read this! 💗📚

first adult novel by the author of Pretty Little Liars & it is a crazy ride that is reminiscent of those books. Eliza is sure she is going crazy, she has all these strange and terrifying memories. The more she looks into things the more confused she becomes, memories are startlingly like the novel she wrote. What is real and what is fiction and who can she trust?

Thank you to NetGalley & the publisher for providing an ARC for my honest review.

When you're too tired to select your next read so you just start listing titles at someone until they pick one. Tonight's winner.

Just finished this book. Has anyone read it? It is a psychological fest. 😄 I used the app, BOOK OUT, to keep track of percentages changed to page numbers. @catebutler @Andrew65 @minkyb THANKS AGAIN FOR THE HELP

I‘m on a roll ✌🏻

#theelizas #sarashepard