Lying Game by Sara Shepard

"I had a life anyone would kill for.

Then someone did.

The worst part of being dead is that there's nothing left to live for. No more kisses. No more secrets. No more gossip. It's enough to kill a girl all over again. But I'm about to get something no one else does--an encore performance, thanks to Emma, the long-lost twin sister I never even got to meet.

Now Emma's desperate to know what happened to me. And the only way to figure it out is to be me--to slip into my old life and piece it all together. But can she laugh at inside jokes with my best friends? Convince my boyfriend she's the girl he fell in love with? Pretend to be a happy, care-free daughter when she hugs my parents goodnight? And can she keep up the charade, even after she realizes my murderer is watching her every move?

From Sara Shepard, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Pretty Little Liars books, comes a riveting new series about secrets, lies, and killer consequences.

Let the lying game begin."

Sara Shepard is a master of mysteries. As I continued reading, I kept wondering who murdered Sutton, was it her sister? Her friends? Her neighbor? 

But, the book is written a bit weird. It's in Sutton's point of view. She is following her twin Emma everywhere and knows what she feels and thinks. She has to see how Emma replaces her, takes her place at the family dinner, goes on a date with her boyfriend, goes to a spa with her friends. 

But what if Emma is living under the same roof with the killer? What if she goes to the same school with the killer? She doesn't find out who murdered Sutton, she just freaks out because everyone would have a reason to kill the Queen Bee. And what if she is the next target? Or what if this is one of Sutton's games? 

Emma begins to discover that her twin sister is a backstabbing bitch, is mean to people and lies, lies and lies again. She takes life as a game, a lying game.

It's a really good mystery book, in my opinion is way better that Pretty Little Liars because of the fear it gives that Emma may be the killer's next victim. 

Too bad they cancelled the TV show (it was aired on ABC). I haven't seen it, but I plan to after I finish the series