Unlike Never Never and Fifty Fifty, Liar Liar doesn't have the same rural Australian crime fiction feel to it given that the place-setting is largely metropolitan but that doesn't detract from the continuity nor the pop culture thrills Patterson is renowned the Candice Fox stamp is well entrenched in this story and Liar Liar is all the better for it. Having grown up being bounced from foster home to foster home during her formative years a result of being a difficult and somewhat dangerous child, the bond she shared with her brother, Sam, has been severed forcing Harriet to go rogue, turning her back on law enforcement and friends alike in a bid to fuel her thirst for vengeance.
Regan Banks has taken everything from Harriet that she loved. The third installment in the Detective Harriet Blue series sees the former sex crimes detective living on the lam in pursuit of her brothers killer. Having grown up being bounced from foster home to foster home during her formative years a result of being a difficult and somewhat dangerous child, the bond she Pre-review warning - do not read any further unless you have read Never Never and Fifty Fifty.
My Review: The third installment in the Detective Harriet Blue series sees the former sex crimes detective living on the lam in pursuit of her brothers killer. Pre-review warning - do not read any further unless you have read Never Never and Fifty Fifty.
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