The Lies I Tell by Julie Clark

Aspiring journalist Kat has been waiting ten years to break the story of con woman Meg Williams. Kat discovers that Meg is back in Los Angeles and Kat wants to get close to her to try to uncover Meg's latest con. Kat blames Meg for something that happened to her all those years ago and Kat figures that exposing Meg will boost her career, in addition to making Meg pay. As Kat and Meg spend time together, they both begin to really like each other, but can either woman really trust the other, since both of them are not telling the truth? The Lies I Tell is the second suspense novel by Julie Clark and is a great read-alike for Lisa Lutz's The Passenger and Last Woman Standing by Amy Gentry.