Pretty Little Liars #6: Killer audiobook

Killer (Pretty Little Liars #6), Sara ShepardThe girls discover that the person they think is Alison's murderer — Ian Thomas — has actually been framed, and they start to wonder if the new "A" really wants to threaten them or just to solve the mystery.Spencer meets a woman named Olivia Caldwell who she thinks is her real mother, and attempts to move to New York, but it turns out to be a scam and she loses her college money.Hanna and Kate compete for the affections of Aria's brother Mike Montgomery.Aria falls in love with Jason DiLaurentis again.Emily has sex with her new boyfriend Isaac, whose mother finds out and banishes Emily from their house without Isaac knowing. At the opening party for Radley, a former so-called "haven for troubled youth", Emily finds proof that Jason DiLaurentis had been a patient there, and soon Hanna, Aria, and Emily all come to believe that Jason and Darren Wilden had something to do with Ali's murder.Ian Thomas confirms their suspicions about Darren and Jason right before someone sets the woods behind Spencer's house to fire. Although at first they had their doubts about Ian being alive, they are now confident he is.While Aria is trying to get to Spencer's barn to show them Alison's flag from 6th grade, she finds someone caught in the woods because of the fire, saves this person, and then they all recognize her as Alison.تاریخ نخستین خوانش: روز پنجم ماه اکتبر سال 2016 میلادیعنوان: قاتل: کتاب ششم سری دروغگویان زیباروی کوچک؛ نویسنده: سارا شپرد؛هانا، «آریا»، «اسپنسر» و «امیلی» از زمانیکه با «آلیسون دی لورنتیس» زیبا دوست شدند، همگی دروغ میگویند. «آلیسون» باعث شد که آنها کارهای وحشتناکی انجام دهند - کارهایی که باید سالها آن کارها را پنهان نگاه میداشتند. اگرچه «آلیسون» در پایان کلاس هفتم کشته شد، دخترهای بد گروهش با او نمردند.؛ اینبار «آ (ای)» جدید کار خود را آغاز میکند. ا. شربیانی

Sometimes, when reading a Pretty Little Liars novel, I find myself marveling at the girls' lives, disbelieving them. While I, too, hail from Pennsylvania, my hometown is the antithesis of the fictional Rosewood – fictional being the all-important word there, because there are moments when I question whether such places could really exist. But they do. Shop for real estate in the towns which dot the real Main Line outside of Philadelphia; check out the King of Prussia mall which the series' King James mall is based upon. Hollis could easily be Bryn Mawr. It's just that Aria, Spencer, Emily, and Hanna's lives are so far removed from what I consider normal... and I'm not just talking about the secrets and lies; the entire setting verges on the fantastic for someone who, at best, was raised in a middle class family environment. Rather, it's the opulence, the sense of entitlement, the galas, and the absolute disregard for the rules that the rest of society follows, but these are all stereotypes found in any affluent society depicted in film and television or in books. Whether fair or not, stereotypes exist for a reason, and I think it's this shock and awe towards places like Rosewood which draw readers (in this case) into the Liars' world. While it can seem foreign, even alien, it's also appealing... even if we recognize that, despite the girls' every advantage, their lives aren't perfect either. At the root of their unhappiness – and ours – are the same, basic problems: communication and trust.Killer picks up directly where the previous novel in the series left off with the girls convinced that they've found Ian's dead body... only the body has disappeared and they're eventually labeled as the girls who cried wolf in order to claim more of the spotlight. Things just continue to spiral out of control as the book progresses. While Aria finds herself yet another older man – this time, Alison's brother, Jason, Spencer's searching for her birth mother and getting scammed... or so it seems... in the process. Meanwhile, Emily finds out that her new boyfriend's mother hates her after she sleeps with him, and Hanna continues her popularity games with her step-sister Kate, all the while, though, the four girls continue to get texts and clues from A. Despite being burned in the past for failing to talk to one another, they continue to keep secrets, using A's words to further their own agendas rather than banding together, actually communicating, and solving the mysteries destroying their lives. Yes, some of this is motivated by their selfishness, but, mainly, it's inspired by their lack of trust in each other and their insistence upon giving their trust to the wrong people.But there's the beauty of Shepard's books: readers don't know who to trust either. Everyone has an agenda. Basically, it boils down to two things. One, the girls know that they're not A; they can't say the same about anyone else. And, two, for whatever their personal reasons, they all have the same goals as far as A and Ali's murderer are concerned: they want them caught, stopped, and punished. For these reasons and these reasons alone – whether its lonely or not, Aria, Spencer, Emily, and Hanna need to shelve their reservations, put aside their personal lives, and truly start to work together to figure out what's really going on, because, as of now, A's winning. A always wins, and, until the Liars start to communicate and trust each other, A will continue to have free reign to do whatever A wants.

4.5.Es el primer libro en el que me replanteo darle las cinco estrellas. Qué pedazo de final y qué pedazo de trama se ha montado Sara. Puede parecer algo aburrido durante su lectura pero son los pequeños detalles los que cobran vida al final y te desvelan cosas increíbles. Qué putas ganas de leer el siguiente, de verdad. No asumo el final.

Wow this book was so good! That ending was so intense! I need to read the next book but I have to wait until next month to read it :)

At A GlanceGenre: Young Adult; MysteryLove Triangle/Insta Love?: Slight Love Triangles Cliff Hanger: Yes!!Rating: 5 STARS!Score SheetAll out of tenCover: 8Plot: 8Characters: 8World Building: 8Flow: 10Series Congruity: 10Writing: 9Ending: 10Total: 9In DepthBest Part: The ending! Worst Part: Girls can be dumbbb.Overall Feels Felt: Nail biting; Why you so dumb?!; Oh shitttt.ConclusionContinuing the Series: YESRecommending: YESMisc.: Trigger Warning; eating disordered talked about.Short Review: Spencer, you dumb b, you should have done wayyyyy more research. Aria, Xavier is gonna ruinnnn shit, get out now! Hanna, Kate seems like the queen b now, best get working on that. Emily, your boy's mom is crazzzyyy, maybe the apple doesn't fall far from the tree? :DOverall, i liked this book better than book 5. There was a lot more building going on. I was on the edge of my seat reading this one. I was waiting for the pin to drop since ending book 5 and i feel like i got that. And that ending?!?!? AHHHH. I can't believe it ended like that. Cliff hanginggggg. I have a good idea on a theory of who dun it, and i'm waiting to see if I'm right. I am reading into everything while i read this one!!Review In GIF Form

No escribo reviews de estos libros porque encuentro que todos se parecen y me gustan de la misma forma pero este?? Me gustó mucho porque la mayoría de sus problemas no tenían necesariamente que ver con A y te demuestra que sus vidas eran complicadas de por sí. El final fue medio abrupto y si no fuera porque ya se cual es el spoiler grande estaría demasiado confundida. Como todos los de pll, me entretuvo mucho y quiero leer el siguiente jeje

** spoiler alert ** THIS IS THE BEST BOOK IN THE SERIES! ***SPOILERS***SO I WILL START WITH HANNA, AT FIRST I WAS SAD THAT SHE AND LUCAS BROKE UP BUT NOW I LOVE HER WITH MIKE. THAT IS SOOO CUTE. HE BETTER NOT PLAY HER! LOL. AND I DONT CARE IF KATE TRULY DOES WANT TO BE HER FRIEND, SHE IS A BITCH!ARIA- I CANNOT BELIEVE XAVIER IS SUCH A JERK. I FEEL SO BAD FOR HER BUT NOT TELLING ELLA ABOUT THIS IS SO GOING TO BITE HER IN THE ASS. I WAS SOOO EXCITED ABOUT HER AND JASON DILAURENTIS, I CANT BELIEVE HE IS SUCH A PHYSCO! POOR ARIA! WHERE IS EZRA AND WHEN IS HE COMING BACK FOR HER?!SPENCER- OMG! HOW BAD DO I FEEL FOR HER! HER FAMILY ARE ALL ASSHOLES! IS SHE ADOPTED OR IS THERE SOME OTHER TWISTED THING GOING ON WITH THEM? HER PARENTS ARE GONNA FREAK WHEN THEY SEE HER BANK ACCOUNT. EMILY- WHAT ARE YOU DOING? ARE YOU GAY OR NOT? EVERYTIME I START TO LIKE YOU THE NEXT PAGE YOU PISS ME OFF. BUT IT LOOKS LIKE ALL HER SKELTONS ARE OUT OF THE CLOSET SO WHATS NEXT WITH HER?AS FOR THE ENDING- WTF!!!!???????!!!!!!!?????? IS ALI BACK OR ARE ALL THE GIRLS GOING CRAZY? AND WILDEN AND JASON ARE THE KILLERS?!WTF

!!!! (That was me when I got to the end) I cannot wait for the next book to come out...

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SPOILER ALERT: If you haven’t read the first 5 books of the Pretty Little Liars series do not read any further.Hanna, Aria, Spencer, and Emily thought things would get better when A was killed. They were wrong. The original A might be gone but now there is someone new who knows there secrets and they want something in return for their silence.Hanna has a new mission now. Her only goal now that she doesn’t have Lucas is to get back at Kate for stealing her father’s affection and her friends. It seems like the perfect way to do that is to get steal the guy that Kate wants right from under her nose but in the end, who is playing who?Aria can’t stand being in the same house as Xavier, her mom’s new boyfriend, so she decides to move into her father’s new house. Her goal isn’t to hurt her mom but she doesn’t know how else to fix what happened. She knows if she tells her mom it will ruin their relationship for good but could moving closer to the woods where Ian disappeared be a dangerous mistake?Spencer thought her life was only going to get better since she found out she was adopted and at first things seem great. She gets a message from a young woman who lives in New York saying that she is her mom. When she meets her, her life seems to be looking up. She is this hip young woman who looks exactly like Spencer. Now all Spencer wants to do is move to the city to be closer to her but is she moving too fast without really looking at what’s in front of her?Emily finally has everything great in her life. She is dating the perfect guy and she is almost ready to tell her family about him. Things are great in their relationship and they only get better once they take the relationship to the next level. Well things seem to get better between them but not between Emily and his mom. Emily knows she knows what they did but how can she convince Isaac that she isn’t just imagining the hostility coming from his mom and could she ruin their relationship in the process?WOW. This book was such a shocker from the last one. It was definitely better than some of the earlier ones in the series because it had so much more mystery and things going on. Sometimes it seems like there is too much going on but not this time. It was just so suspenseful and kept me guessing till the very end. And I have to say that the end was a major surprise for me.The Pretty Little Liars books have been some of my favorites from the very beginning. They were just so different than anything I have read before and I love finding books like that. These were also some of the first books that I got my friends to read and they all loved them too.The story in the Pretty Little Liars series seems like it would be horrible because the girls are all so superficial but it’s not like that at all. The girls all seem to grow throughout each book and they learn things about each other and themselves from everything A does to them. The whole story just seems to grow deeper and more involved with each new book and I can’t wait for the seventh.The Pretty Little Liars series is a little longer seeing as there are already six books but they are worth it. If you haven’t read them yet I strongly urge you to pick up a copy of the first book. You will probably be just as hooked as I am.

To start off, I would just like to say that this review might actually contain spoilers as this book is fairly far into the series, so those of you who haven't read the first five books might not want to continue on reading this review.The writing in this book is great. It flows very well, despite the fact it's written in four different perspectives. The story never felt chopped together either which was great. And the fact that shocks me the most is that this is the sixth book in the series and it's still just as entertaining and great as the first couple books. Not many series can completely hold my attention as Pretty Little Liars has. Not to mention the twists that were in this book! I couldn't believe how many misfortunes these poor girls go through. The mystery is fascinating as well because of it's complexity. Though, the best part of the book was the end. The cliff hanger is incredible and it makes you want to have the next book ready to read right after you finish Killer.I'm just going to come out and say it. A is my favorite character in this book. Now you may question my sanity when I say that. Let me explain why; you don't know who A is, but they are such an integral part of the book. I mean, if A wasn't there it would just be a story about a murder that happened just over 3 years ago. Not nearly as exciting right? The other characters are great because even though they lead 'perfect' lives, they are realistic with the problems that everyone has gone through at one point or another. I just adore the covers of these books! They're just so bright and colorful and eye pleasing! Though, I think the cover of Killer is my favorite cover of all the books. Why? It's purple. And I really like the necklace that the doll on the front is wearing. That brings me to my next point, I really like the idea of comparing the four main characters to dolls. The comparison is accurate, they live the dream life: they have money, beauty and they live in a seemingly idealistic town. The perfect life like a doll's world. What's not to love? And on all the books one of the characters is always featured and this time round it's Hanna.I think that this book would be definitely be an amazing read as a summer read or for just any time. Killer was a killer (bad pun, I'm sorry) read and I'm very excited to get started on the next book, Heartless. Overall, Killer gets a 5/5 for being a great book with a great storyline, good writing and twists that will have you on the edge of your seat the entire time that will make you beg for the next book.

In picture perfect Rosewood, Pennsylvania, pictures often lie - and so do Rosewood's four prettiest girls. Hanna's on a mission to corrupt Rosewood's youth, starting with a very attractive sophomore. Even though Hannah is Queen-Bee there is someone willing to change that and send Hannah back to her original self "Piggie". Aria's snooping into her boyfriend's past, but will she like what she finds. Spencer's stealing from her family, no wonder they dont like her, and pure little Emily's abstaining from abstinence.The girls should be careful, though. They thought they were safe when Ali's killer was arrested and A's true identity was finally revealed. But now there's a New A in town turning up the heat, and this time Rosewood is going to burn. The 6th book in the Pretty Little Liars series is full of suspence and action. I finished this book in only 2 sittings. It truly gripped my attention from the very begining. From the very first page you feel like these girls haven't heard the last of it, and that their life's aren't back to normal yet. The moment that I got nearer the end the suspence was torturous. When I did finish the book I rushed to gather the next. Sara Shepard's world of Pretty Little Liars gripped me and dragged me down into a universe of intrigue, suspicion and paranoia. When reading the book I found myself gasping for breath from shock. When I did finish, I felt that the book finally let go of me and was allowing me a moment to breath.