Venomous lies, by Suki Rose

Venomous Lies by Suki Rose
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Venomous Lies is the second installment in the Greywood Conservatory series, and once again it left me with more questions than answers — but in the best possible way. With each book, the bigger picture starts to take shape, and I’m hooked.

The plot was intriguing, weaving the mystery of the campus murders together with the chaos of Isla’s personal life and her complex web of relationships. I really enjoyed the use of multiple POVs, including perspectives from characters who still feel like they’re waiting in the wings — it adds depth and gives the sense that there’s so much more to uncover.

What stood out the most for me were the messy, complicated dynamics between Isla and her mates (or potential mates). They’re tense, emotional, sometimes frustrating, but always compelling. That push and pull kept me turning the pages.

This was a really engaging read, and I can’t wait to see where the series goes next — because if one thing’s certain, Greywood Conservatory is nowhere near done with its secrets.

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