No More Lies

A Novel (No More, Book 2)

By: Kerry Lonsdale

Narrated by: Eileen Stevens

Secrets and lies shadow a woman on the run in the second novel in the No More trilogy by Amazon Charts and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Kerry Lonsdale.

Jenna Mason’s life seems perfect: a successful career as an animator, a town house near the beach, and an adoring son, Josh, whose artistic talent looks as promising as his mother’s. But there’s something nobody realizes about Jenna. She used to be Lily Carson, a young mother on the run from a secret no one must ever know.

After years of constantly relocating, Jenna concedes to her son’s request to settle down. He wants to make friends. He wants some stability. He wants to feel normal. She convinces herself they’re safe. Until a reporter discovers who Jenna really is, bringing her estranged father to her doorstep. When he threatens to expose her carefully fabricated life for the lie that it is, Jenna has no choice but to run again.

But just as she’s about to go off the grid, Josh disappears, forcing Jenna to seek out the one person she never thought she’d see again: Josh’s father.

©2022 Kerry Lonsdale Inc. (P)2022 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

the story lines always keep u wanting more

that it ended. I could listen everyday. can't wait to listen to the 3rd book

Great second book and narrator

I loved the first book so I was excited to have a second one. I liked the evolution of the main character and the way it complemented the first book. It is dramatic, which is what I expected/wanted.

Excellent 2nd Book in Series

I thought this was just as good as the first novel in this series and filled in a lot of the missing gaps. I really enjoyed the narrator although I sped her up a bit to 1.2. Looking forward to the next book!

Great narration

I listened to this one via Audible from Kindle Unlimited. The narrator did a great job!! I enjoyed Lily (Jenna’s) story more than Olivia’s in the first book of the series. A single mom on the run for years with her son from a relative of a person she is accused of murdering. Will the truths be exposed and how can she continue to protect her son when her location is known! This can also be read as a stand-alone without reading previous book.

Good follow to book 1

I know that I really liked the first book, but I was hazy on the details. This book about Lily and Josh is a great follow up to the 1st book and probably better if I had remembered more.

Lily found out she was pregnant at 16 and decided to run away. The same night, her best friend Wes died. Now she and Josh are running from this past and people have caught up to them.

So many lies to unravel

Jenna Mason's life hasn't always been easy. But right now things are looking up, she's become a successful animator, and she's living near the beach with her son Josh. What no one knows is that she used to be Lily Carson.

She's been on the run since she died her parents house years ago. Constantly relocating when she gets the sense that she's being watched.

But Josh is looking for stability. So Jenna agrees to settle into their town, figuring their safe while the person after her is in jail. Until a reporter discovers her true identity, bringing her estranged father to her door.

He threatens to expose her secret leaving her no choice but to run again.

But just as she about to go off grid, Josh disappears forcing Jenna to turn to the people she's tried to keep at a distance. She'll even have to finally contact Josh's father.

You’ll be sitting on the edge of your seat!

Wish the reader had been the same as No More Words but it was not

2 stars

No More Lies by Kerry Lonsdale immediately pulls readers in with the drama. However, it's the second installment of the same story, but this time from the POV of Lily/Jenna. I did not enjoy this as there's very little tension/mystery since, if you read No More Words, you know how it ends. I tried my best to get past this, but when scenes were repeated, I couldn't help but zone out. Also, I was annoyed by Lily repeatedly stating that she killed Wes while everyone else told her it was an accident. Kerry took too long to reveal the entire scene to readers, and I found I didn't care and didn't like Jenna overall.

I am very hesitant to read #3 given the repetitive nature of #2; however, I hope that won't be a problem since we barely heard from their brother in either book.

Eileen Stevens is a great narrator and saved the book.

Way to long

The only thing I will say is Lilly..Jenna read the reports that her friend’s autopsy showed NO gunshot.. that he was NOT shot.. He had hit his head on dock…
So why did Lilly.. Jenna run scared that she had murdered, him🤷‍♀️It doesn’t make sense.. The book was way to long repeating repeating..