The Last Lie

<p><strong>The lie saved her family. Now it's about to get them all killed.</strong></p><p>Disguised as her dead twin brother Wren has kept her family hidden and safe - until now. When her secret lands her in the service of the City's most feared man the ruthless Inquisitor her carefully built lie becomes a deadly trap.</p><p>But the Inquisitor is hiding something too something that could destroy all that is left of humanity. Surrounded by spies traitors and monsters wearing human skin Wren must play a dangerous game of secrets and survival - or watch her family and her stolen life go up in flames.</p><p>The Last Lie is a twisty dystopian tale of hidden identities ruthless ambition and one reluctant heroine who never asked to be part of this war but might just be its tipping point.</p><p>Perfect for fans of the Hunger Games the Six of Crows and The Silo series - or anyone else who enjoys stories with hidden identities secrets & morally gray characters an evil regime and a hint of revenge. Expect power plays secrets and just the right amount of heartbreak.<br><br><em><strong>What readers are saying</strong></em><br> </p><p><em>...the story kept my interest from beginning to end and immediately searched up more titles by the author - Amazon 5-star review</em><br> </p><p><em>A very immersive and smooth read. Nothing looks like what it seems and gives you a nostalgic feeling for dystopian books we haven't seen around in a while. Highly recommended! - Amazon Germany 5-star review</em><br> </p><p><em>A dystopian book of gray moral zones and a journey of lost innocence. It's a haunting reminder of how quickly ideals can be shattered. A must-read for lovers of thought-provoking fiction. - Goodreads 5-star review</em></p><p> </p><p>About 80000 words / 260 pages</p>