Review of Plausible Liars

Post by **Ejimma Chika Promise** » 27 May 2024, 00:50

This book seems to be an intriguing story. I would want to know why Joey was in a coma. Was it as a result of Lindsey's treatment of him? Nice review!

Ankitg Yadav · Post by **Ankitg Yadav** » 27 May 2024, 01:03

The characters of Dr. McCall and Kate Townsend sound well-developed, with distinct personalities and motivations that drive the narrative forward. By exploring the experiences of transgender individuals and their families, the novel can foster empathy and a deeper understanding of their struggles.

Abiodunakinola · Post by **Abiodunakinola** » 27 May 2024, 01:03

This book explores the contentious issue of gender transition in children, presenting balanced views on medical intervention and the ethical complexities involved. The narrative provokes thoughtful consideration about the implications of gender identity and religious influences on these decisions. Nice review.

Huini Hellen · Post by **Huini Hellen** » 27 May 2024, 01:13

I like it that Wilder jas provided reference sources that readers can always refer to, especially when authenticating Lin's arguments. Thank you for the review.

Goodness Kene · Post by **Goodness Kene** » 27 May 2024, 01:16

This seems like an interesting book covering the controversies of gender switch and transitioning. I also see the debate in the comment section. That is also intriguing. Congratulations on winning BOTD.

Vinayak Koli · Post by **Vinayak Koli** » 27 May 2024, 01:18

Plausible Liars" by Lin Wilder is a gripping thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Wilder masterfully weaves together intricate plotlines, complex characters, and unexpected twists that will leave you guessing until the very end. The protagonist's struggle with moral dilemmas adds depth to the story, making it more than just a typical suspense novel. Wilder's writing style is engaging and her attention to detail brings the story to life, making it a must-read for fans of psychological thrillers.

lim mamanto · Post by **lim mamanto** » 27 May 2024, 01:24

Joey asks Lindsey to help him detransition because he doesn’t want to continue transitioning. While Lindsey is away, Joey is rushed to the hospital and is in a coma. The reviewer recommends *Plausible Liars* to readers who like books based on faith. Catholicism and transgender ideology are discussed in detail.

Detransition is not a topic that I have in mind, but because of this book covering it, I somehow find it to have some appeal to me.

Abraham Ozo · Post by **Abraham Ozo** » 27 May 2024, 01:33

Plausible Liars delivers a thought-provoking narrative, shedding light on contentious societal issues with gripping storytelling and meticulous research.

Post by **Reva Parker** » 27 May 2024, 01:35

Thank you for your wonderful review. I'm glad that you liked the book. I don't know much about this topic, but I'm glad that the author shows no bias for or against it as she writes. I'm not catholic, but I am a Christian. I am willing to read this book in order to learn more. Since it is edited professionally and we have been given the book free, that should be easy to accomplish.

Kevin Kipngeno · Post by **Kevin Kipngeno** » 27 May 2024, 01:54

We are in a world where everyone wants to choose their gender, and imitate those of the gender he or she chooses. I want to know what happened to McCall after the charge of hate crime. Congrats on the BOTD!

Elizabeth-Tush4Christ · Post by **Elizabeth-Tush4Christ** » 27 May 2024, 02:00

I appreciate books that tackle controversial topics, such as transgender issues, because they provide readers with perspectives beyond their own. Exploring these themes helps foster understanding and empathy, allowing us to see the world through different eyes. Personally, I believe hormone blockers should not be administered to children. The reason for my stance is that, as we grow and mature, our perspectives and desires often change. Choices made in childhood may not align with our adult selves. Administering hormone blockers at a young age carries significant risks, including potential permanent damage, which can have lifelong repercussions. The physical and emotional well-being of children should be carefully considered, ensuring that any medical interventions are truly in their best interest. The topic is complex and multi-faceted, and books addressing it can help spark important conversations about medical ethics, personal autonomy, and the evolving understanding of gender identity. This makes such literature invaluable for broadening our societal discourse. Thanks for the review. Congratulations to the author on BOTD.

Brandon Sanderson · Post by **Marie Chalupová** » 27 May 2024, 02:05

I am glad writers are picking up this topic. The current manner children's are ushered to transition needs to be addressed. More and more adults are coming out that transitioned as kids and now regret it. Very curious about what the author has to say through this fiction story. Seems like they are trying to give both sides their voice.

Post by **Risper Ouma Anyango** » 27 May 2024, 02:08

I don't think I would take my child seriously if they said that they wanted to be another gender when they were below the age of 14. After 14vyears, children can now practically think for them selves so if they were above that age, I would take them seriously.

However, I would do my best to make sure they appreciate there current gender.

Ram Sahni · Post by **Ram Sahni** » 27 May 2024, 02:09

Plausible Liars dives into the ongoing conversation about transgender healthcare, a subject with significant real-world impact. This makes the novel relevant and sparks discussions that can lead to better understanding.

Post by **Waragu Samuel** » 27 May 2024, 02:10

As a person interested in Catholic medical ethics, I will definitely take a look at this book. It already piques my curiosity particularly when it touches on children.