First off, I'd like to thank GoodReads and HarperTeen for giving me the chance to read this book when I might not have on my own. Thanks a bunch! 
 The Lying Game stars long-lost identical twin sisters Sutton and Emma. In the usual expectation of this sort of set up Emma is the poor sister, being shuffled from foster home to foster home and Sutton is the rich sister with friends. However, Sutton's life isn't all it's cracked up to be, especially since she's dead. Now the killer has orchestrated for Emma to take Sutton's place all the while Emma tries to figure out who the killer is and Sutton's ghost is watching over her shoulder the whole time. 
 The whole premise over the book initally felt pretty confusing and somewhat generic. However, the only confusion was getting used to the double narration of Emma (3rd person) and Sutton (1st person). While some moments of the book fell flat or felt a little inane, such as Sutton not being able to remember much of her life but the designer brand of something, I was always intrigued and looking around the next corner. 
 The suspense kept me on edge, trying to figure out who the murderer was along with Emma and Sutton and watching Emma try to fit into Sutton's life and figure what sort of person her sister could've been attached me to the characters. And the ending just infuriated me. Next book please!