The Finest Lies

I enjoyed reading The Finest Lies. David Naiman has done it again with terrific characterization and a compelling story. When Nicole is offered the chance to trade in her brother for a robot, she can't resist the allure. In her mind Jay is critical, unreasonable and totally out of line. A robot would be so much better, right?! Nicole soon discovers that she may not be seeing things as they really are and begins a journey of personal growth.

I do have one criticism of the novel. There is a scene in the book that needs a trigger warning. It's done in a relatively mild way and not incredibly graphic, but the subject matter is disturbing. I think some YA readers who have lived through something similar would have been triggered by it.

In spite of that, it was an enjoyable read and I'm looking forward to the Author's next novel. Be sure to read his notes at the end of the book as well. They were a sweet look into his life as a Dad.