Review: Review for One Tiny Lie by Reality Bites!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2013
*ARC provided by NetGalley for an honest review*Before I read the second or third book in a series, I always get nervous. Especially when I really loved the first one. I wonder if the rest of the books can live up to the first. Sometimes, they don't and I am left disappointed but sometimes they do. And when they do live up to my expectations of that first book, I am usually blown away.Which is the case with One Tiny Lie!! K.A. Tucker definitely does not disappoint.This book has a completely different vibe than Ten Tiny Breaths. Which i believe is perfect because that is exactly how it should be. We still get a little of Trent and Kacey here, but OTL in not their book. It it is Livie's and she deserved her own voice, her own set of life experiences.Livie embarks on the start of her new life at Princeton College. And she makes the most of her first night there (thanks to some strong encouragement of her sister and a mystery source). All I will say about that night is....jell-o shots. That should give you a pretty good idea how her night went!!  And it kind of sets the theme for the start of her college adventures. And it was fun to read about her letting loose!! But of course, no real world experience is all unicorns and rainbows. There are hard choices Livie is faced with and some of choices she makes are not pretty.This book is about Livie's journey of self discovery. Yes, there are boys (OMG I am in total love with Ash and he is my new BBF *sighs*). Where was I again....oh yeah..the boys. There is Ash and Connor, who both catch Livie's eye and because of that she makes some decisions that we may not all agree with. But isn't that what life is all about? Making mistakes and learning from them?Livie had been living in a bubble of sorts since her parents died, so she needed to spread her wings and experience the real world. Some of the things she goes through are tough. Her whole world is changing at a rapid pace, and she is not sure what to make of it. There are also some pretty embarrassingly funny moments as well, like how she is constantly inside her own head (I kept imagining being the person having the conversation with her and watching her just zone out!).I am now eagerly awaiting the next book in this series!