They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. I loved the timeline too, delving back to a past time, to a female narrator whose reliability is questionable and whose identity is unknown.

I found this book a bit slow to begin with but as the story starts to enfold I started to enjoy it more and there were parts where I just couldn’t put the book down.

I think she was given a little too much free reign that would never have been allowed when I was her age.

Upon arriving, Joely discovers that Freda has already begin the memoir, having written the first two chapters already, and it is her firm wish that Joely continue in the vein with which she began.I was honestly disturbed and thought about quitting the book but I continued because I figured this had to be going somewhere meaningful. In my opinion, MY LIES, YOUR LIES took a little too long for interest to take hold - at nearly 30% in, which is a bit too long in my opinion - but then it did admittedly get rather interesting.

Ya know, because his 'affair' with his 15yr old student was discovered and he was rightly charged with rape and sent to goal, couldn't take how he was treated in there and ultimately topped himself. Her big secret that she wallowed over the entire book, when she wasn't presuming what was to come in the memoir, wasn't that great after all. And then Freda LOCKS JOELY IN A TOWER WITHOUT FOOD and disappears to confront Freda's mother (Marianne) because she ruined her brother's life 50 years ago. Joely has had her share of personal problems so when she gets a chance to take a job away from home, she jumps at it. We talked about how we felt about the relationship between the school girl and her teacher, whether we felt it was really love or something else.Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). But Freda keeps harping on this idea that David 'never raped' Marianne so should not have been punished in any way and that Marianne 'lied'. Although most cases of sexual interest in any children below the age of consent is often labelled as pedophilia. If you are looking for a gripping read to distract you from everything then I thoroughly recommend this one!

Following periods of living in Los Angeles and the South of France, she currently lives in Gloucestershire with her husband James, stepsons Michael and Luke, and mischievous dogs Coco and Lulu. I found myself completely unsure about what was going to happen next and the author managed to keep me in suspense until the end which I thought was very clever. But I don't ever want to forget that I read this implausible rape apology of a book or forget the name of the author who penned it.All this was Marianne's fault because she should have defended David and told the authorities that David 'never raped her', not actually, only in the 'technical sense'. I feel that the author intentionally left us with this quandary and I know some of my fellow Pigeonhole readers thought that Sir deserved everything he got. If you like books with a larger-than-life character and enjoy unraveling family intrigue and drama, then I suggest you consider My Lies, Your Lies.