* I got this book for review from the publisher*

This book was so awesome. I def enjoyed the second book in this series more then book one. I thought the female friendships and dynamics were more engaging them book 1 and the mystery easily captured my attention and shocked me. I normally can predict books easily but this book really surprised me and I am now dying to re-read this series to pick up on the plot. I really did like the characters paths through this book. The mystery and how it was crafted was a series highlight and I loved the ending of this book and would def read more by this author in this future and hope for more books set in this world. ( )

* I got this book for review from the publisher*

This book was so awesome. I def enjoyed the second book in this series more then book one. I thought the female friendships and dynamics were more engaging them book 1 and the mystery easily captured my attention and shocked me. I normally can predict books easily but this book really surprised me and I am now dying to re-read this series to pick up on the plot. I really did like the characters paths through this book. The mystery and how it was crafted was a series highlight and I loved the ending of this book and would def read more by this author in this future and hope for more books set in this world. ( )

3.5 Stars

CW: fake pregnancy, illegal adoption of baby, lies about paternity/maternity, body found, death of daughter (body recovered 25 years later), impersonating dead daughter, vehicle accident, attempted murder

Well the crazy twisted 'drama in dresses' continued in this fun sequel!

It got a lot more hectic in the lives of our debutantes as they continue their attempts to untangle the web of lies woven by the previous generations in their families. It had the same flashback format which I was less engaged with this time around. What I really enjoyed was the dynamics between the present day debutantes, which as I have mentioned in my review for book one, comes down to the excellent characters that Jennifer creates. They each had unique personalities that came together beautifully to create that right balance between friendship, feuding and family. An enjoyable mystery. ( )

While these books were an enjoyable read, this one kind of jumped the shark a bit for me tying up loose ends. Still, if you can suspend disbelief and just sit back and enjoy the escapism, it's a fun read. ( )

In Little White Lies, after being blackmailed by her grandmother to join debutante society, mechanic Sawyer Taft finally learns who her father is, but how does she tell her cousin, Lily, that she is really her sister? Finding a way to tell Lily the truth is how Sawyer gets roped into more conventions of life as part of the rich and famous. This time, though, instead of debutantes, she is in a competition to become part of "The White Gloves." One of the tests set up by "The White Gloves" is jumping naked at night off of a steep cliff. It's all fun and games until the prospective White Gloves find a skull floating in the dark water at the base of the cliff. Sawyer can't leave alone the possibility that this skull might belong to someone who is important in the story of her past.
Deadly Little Scandals continues the story of Little White Lies into an explosion of secrets, lies, and mystery. The characters are so well developed, especially Sawyer, that we feel their inner turmoil as they find out more and more about their parents and their history. The jumps between past and present are a little hard to follow in the beginning as the reader is getting the parents' stories when they were teenagers, "The White Glove" stories of the past few weeks, and Sawyer's story as she seems to have been drugged and left in a hole, but overall, this story is a twisty mystery with lots of clues interwoven into the story of Sawyer who is determined to find the family that she has always wanted. A very good, well-written young adult novel. ( )