Beautiful Lies (Ridley Jones Series #1) Book

Glad to have stumbled across this in the audio section of my library, although I do own the hard copy. That's okay as I'm going to pass it onto a friend that likes this genre.

My three star rating doesn't mean I didn't enjoy this, obviously, though I do find it hard sometimes to rate and review audio books.

I enjoyed the character development of Ridley (excellent name) and can see her being a great fit for a series that I will read at some stage. She's a cool woman, sure of herself and will not put up with anything, as she is just discovering. The elusive and very cool Jake would be a good pairing for Ridley. It seems her life has been had on some beautiful lies, and it was fun to unravel these as she went along. An inquisitive freelance writer with a sharp mind. She has ended up on the front cover of Vanity Fair after saving a child, this brings on a chain of events that leaves her running for her life. I enjoyed the people she came across in her search for the truth. Of course lots of well to do folk with bad morals as we seem to see everywhere in fiction books!

The pace was always exciting and the storyline interesting. Lisa Unger is a writer I will look out for.

As an aside, this review has been bothering me. I think what it comes down to is this. When it comes to audio books I do not completely concentrate, it's inevitable. So, sorry about my I ability to articulate! I'm not happy with it.