Lies
Web of Sin 2
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4.6 • 70 Ratings
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
The twisted and intriguing storytelling that you loved in Consequences and Infidelity continues with an all-new alpha anti-hero in the dark romance trilogy Web of Sin part of Sparrow Webs by New York Times bestselling author Aleatha Romig.
I am...
That’s no longer an easy statement.
Who am I?
Since Sterling Sparrow, a man so handsome he takes my breath away and so infuriating he pushes me in ways I’ve never known, came barreling into my life like a category five hurricane, I can’t even finish that simple statement.
In twenty-six years I’ve lived three lives—been three different people.
Renee. Kennedy. And now, Araneae.
They say that I was named after the spider to make me resilient.
Sparrow would then be a bird.
Birds eat spiders.
I prefer to consider myself a cat. It ups my chance of surviving the world I’m now living.
Maybe that’s only wishful thinking because according to Sterling, my number of lives is running out.
There are people who want to harm me, to learn the secrets they claim that I possess.
The only person to offer me protection is Sterling Sparrow.
Can I trust a man who willingly put me in the sight of danger?
What is real?
What are lies?
Have you been Aleatha’d?
Lies is book two of the Web of Sin trilogy. Sterling and Araneae’s story began in Secrets, continues in Lies, and concludes in Promises. Web of Sin is the first trilogy in Sparrow Webs.
Customer Reviews
A lot of criticisms for this book.
I quite liked the first book in this series, but the second one lost me. One minute the female lead is complacent, the next she’s fired up, the next she’s melting into him and it was so hard to like, and was completely unrealistic and made the character lack a true self. The male was abusive, his behaviour was quite concerning. Male lead: ‘I take care of what is mine’ but he doesn’t treat her respectfully. This woman was completely overtaken by a complete stranger and locked up ‘for her safety’ without any reasoning. S*x is not an answer to genuine questions. I get that domineering men are a ‘hot’ subject but this went way too far and was not hot at all. The male was so unlikeable, inconsiderate and completely intolerable. I did not like the book and can’t believe I read the whole thing.