The Art Of Deception, Madison Taylor
The Art Of Deception, Madison Taylor
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The Art Of Deception
How To Master And Use Subterfuge On Anyone

Author: Madison Taylor

Narrator: Jim D. Johnston

Unabridged: 1 hr 11 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 11/26/2016


Synopsis

The art of deception is an essential art to know to get through life. No, deception is not nice. You should not regularly engage in it. But deception is also a part of human nature that is very important. Deception can get you through a lot of situations and save from a lot of ego bruising. It can even preserve your relationships in some situations.
Deception can also be bad. It can hurt you and those around you. It can limit your quality of life as you get deeper and deeper over your head. Knowing how to stop and prevent lying is just as important of an art as knowing how to lie well.
Well, this book is your guide to the art of deception. This book will teach you how to use the art of deception to your advantage. It will show you how to lie convincingly. It will also show you the reverse side of deception: catching people who lie to you and preventing them from lying again. By the end of this book, you will be a master at deception and subterfuge and you will be the best liar and lie detector around.
Read this book to learn all about lying to yourself and others, detecting when people lie, and preventing future lying from your loved ones. You will be a different person and a better communicator by the end of this guide. Transform your life with the essential art of deception today.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Annette on May 04, 2020

London, 1912. Sherlock Holmes’ daughter Joanna and Dr. Watson and his son are investigating a new case of a man breaking into art galleries and private homes to slash paintings. In a hasty escape, the suspect loses his scarf at a gallery and this gives a lead for investigators. From the worn scarf,......more

Goodreads review by Mairy on June 05, 2020

I was very disappointed by The Art of Deception. Nothing modern about it, a very old-fashioned plot and writing style. It felt like a book I selected at the library, written last century. Joanna is à know-it-all, just like her father. The plot is boring, even though I am an amateur of Art. Nothing e......more

Goodreads review by Jay on May 28, 2020

My Mystery Scene review of the book is now online. You can check it out here: [URL not allowed]......more

Goodreads review by Cherie on August 03, 2022

A very clever story. I loved all of the art connections at the end especially.......more

Goodreads review by Kathy on September 24, 2020

Well, I gave this series another try and found it to be just ok. I was again annoyed by the group's self congratulating practice. It detracts from the focus on the crimes. That should do it for me. Library Loan......more