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Book Reviews of Heartless (Pretty Little Liars, Bk 7)

Heartless (Pretty Little Liars, Bk 7)
Heartless - Pretty Little Liars, Bk 7
Author: Sara Shepard
ISBN-13: 9780061566165
ISBN-10: 0061566160
Publication Date: 6/1/2010
Pages: 304
Reading Level: Young Adult
Rating:
  • Currently 4.1/5 Stars.
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4.1 stars, based on 30 ratings
Publisher: HarperTeen
Book Type: Paperback
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kdurham2813 avatar reviewed Heartless (Pretty Little Liars, Bk 7) on + 753 more book reviews
Another great set of books in the Pretty Little Liars series. To make it short and sweet - I felt that at the end of Wanted it had come to a great conclusion, so I did some research. I found that this was to be the end of the series. Apparently as the tv show gained attention 3 books were added to the end of the series, so I decided to end my reading at book 8 - Wanted.

In conclusion of the series, I absolutely loved it. It was perfect to read by the pool during the summer, nice and easy reading.
GeniusJen avatar reviewed Heartless (Pretty Little Liars, Bk 7) on + 5322 more book reviews
Reviewed by Breia "The Brain" Brickey for TeensReadToo.com

Claims of a dead body behind Spencer's house that no one ever found, coupled with their new claims of seeing someone who was supposed to be dead, has earned the girls the nickname of Pretty Little Liars.

A looney bin, Amish life, seances, and believing one's family capable of murder is what's in store for the girls this time around. When you've told many different tales that seem unbelievable, who's gonna believe anything that you have to say?

HEARTLESS had intriguing characters, suspenseful storylines, and enough action going on to keep you going from page one. This has been a great series from the very first book, and I look forward to its conclusion in book eight. Sara Shepard has crafted a series that readers from teens to mature adults will all enjoy.

PRETTY LITTLE LIARS is definitely a series to recommend.