Don't Lie to Me

8 hrs. 46 min.

Language Russian

Author Debbie Herbert

Narrator Elnara Salimova

Description

From the author of the USA TODAY, Publisher’s Weekly, and Washington Post bestsellers. What if you could know exactly when a person is lying? Jory Traan can. She has a rare form of synesthesia: the ability to hear in color. Every voice timbre and nuance is as unique to her as fingerprints. She is a real lie detector. And she is also the first to find out about the mysterious disappearance of the Cormier family. Thirteen years ago, when Jory returned home to her boyfriend, Dicon—who was running late for graduation—she found brightly lit rooms and a table set for dinner. And there was a bloody flower from the boutonniere the loving young man had planned to give her. But neither Dicon himself nor his parents were there. They were never found. The entire family disappeared without a trace… And now, many years later, returning to her hometown, Jory plans to use her gift to learn the truth about what happened. After all, she knows too well what colors the words “LIE,” “DEATH,” and “RECKONING” have…

“Those who have a taste for Southern gothic will be satisfied.”

— “What pleasure it was to dive into this story, packed with a thick, humid atmosphere of the American South and truly vivid characters! Letting it pull me deep into a swamp of unsolved murders, dirty cops, and a family torn apart by guilt and a desperate need for one another. Enigma is a town you want to visit again and again. This book is simply breathtaking.”

— “A mystery, a betrayal, a murder… Debbie Herbert weaves a multi-layered, intriguing story with unique and unforgettable characters. Don’t miss it!”

— “A masterfully woven story, rich with Southern secrets and lies, that will keep you hooked until the very last page.”