Deep Betrayal (Lies Beneath #2) 
Then dead bodies start washing ashore. Calder blames his mermaid sisters, but Lily fears her father has embraced the merman's natural need to kill. As the body count grows, everyone is pointing fingers. Lily doesn't know what to believe—only that whoever's responsible is sure to strike again. . . .
Could not finish this book! I feel so bad, but I was bored..... :(
This is a great series! I can't wait for the final book, "Promise Bound", to be released. So glad I gave this book a chance.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more stupid and boring leading couple than Lily and Calder. The most interesting character in the whole book is Sophie, the little sister, who barely gets enough page time to make reading this worthwhile. Greenwood Brown has an unforgivable habit of trying to make every character redeemable to the point where the entire book becomes a whiny, navel-gazing diary entry interspersed with Lily's abominable poetry.
March 12th 2013????? Why? Why do I have to wait that long? This is so unfair!!!!!
ok this one was a tad bit better. i liked the mysterious element a lot more this time. things got interesting! and it didn't end on a note that would have me begging to read the third book immediately which is good because i cannot find the third book in paperback from my usual online book stores i use hkkhkhkh so this is where i'm leaving off with this series. interesting concept and execution was quite okay, nothing spectacular but i liked it!
I really like the mythology that goes along with origin story of mermaids. I'd love to explore more of that. It was nice to see more of Calder and his sisters. This one felt a little scarier to me than the first which is a good thing.
Anne Greenwood Brown
Hardcover | Pages: 352 pages Rating: 3.84 | 1306 Users | 164 Reviews

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Title | : | Deep Betrayal (Lies Beneath #2) |
Author | : | Anne Greenwood Brown |
Book Format | : | Hardcover |
Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 352 pages |
Published | : | March 12th 2013 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers |
Categories | : | Mythology. Mermaids. Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance |
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It's been thirty days, two hours, and seventeen minutes since Calder left Lily standing on the shores of Lake Superior. Not that she's counting. And when Calder does return, it's not quite the reunion Lily hoped for. Especially after she lets her father in on a huge secret: he, like Calder, is a merman. Obsessed with his new identity, Lily's dad monopolizes Calder's time as the two of them spend every day in the water, leaving Lily behind.Then dead bodies start washing ashore. Calder blames his mermaid sisters, but Lily fears her father has embraced the merman's natural need to kill. As the body count grows, everyone is pointing fingers. Lily doesn't know what to believe—only that whoever's responsible is sure to strike again. . . .
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ISBN: | 0385742037 (ISBN13: 9780385742030) |
Edition Language: | English |
Series: | Lies Beneath #2 |
Characters: | Calder White, Lily Hancock |
Setting: | Minneapolis, Minnesota(United States) |
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Ratings: 3.84 From 1306 Users | 164 ReviewsWeigh Up Containing Books Deep Betrayal (Lies Beneath #2)
all i can say is wow!!! This is the sequel to Lies Beneath and the story totally sucked me in. It was a non stop read till the end which leaves a few strings still loose for the author to tie up in the third book.I actually cant say much with out giving away too much about the story. If you really and truely loved the first book, you are going to enjoy the second on. Although it did leave me with a slight reminder of New Moon when Bella was missing Edward and couldnt function without him. lolCould not finish this book! I feel so bad, but I was bored..... :(
This is a great series! I can't wait for the final book, "Promise Bound", to be released. So glad I gave this book a chance.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more stupid and boring leading couple than Lily and Calder. The most interesting character in the whole book is Sophie, the little sister, who barely gets enough page time to make reading this worthwhile. Greenwood Brown has an unforgivable habit of trying to make every character redeemable to the point where the entire book becomes a whiny, navel-gazing diary entry interspersed with Lily's abominable poetry.
March 12th 2013????? Why? Why do I have to wait that long? This is so unfair!!!!!
ok this one was a tad bit better. i liked the mysterious element a lot more this time. things got interesting! and it didn't end on a note that would have me begging to read the third book immediately which is good because i cannot find the third book in paperback from my usual online book stores i use hkkhkhkh so this is where i'm leaving off with this series. interesting concept and execution was quite okay, nothing spectacular but i liked it!
I really like the mythology that goes along with origin story of mermaids. I'd love to explore more of that. It was nice to see more of Calder and his sisters. This one felt a little scarier to me than the first which is a good thing.
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