Summary. The story is about a girl named Emma Paxton, who has grown up in foster care almost her entire life. One day, her foster brother, Travis, discovers a video of a girl who looks exactly like Emma. Intrigued, Emma finds her Facebook page and sends a message to this girl, whose name is Sutton Mercer.

Although Sutton is dead in the books, TV Sutton came close to her death by drowning in a car, but was saved by the woman believed to be her birth mother.

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Emma and Ethan have a spark and slowly develop feelings for eachother until at Homecoming Ethan kisses Emma. When she returns she causes Emma and Ethan to break up near the end of the season after Ethan lied about him kissing her and Emma realizing he will always have something for her.

Ethan loves horses. His mom, like Thayer and Mads mom, left him with his father. Ethan falls in love with Sutton when she lets her guard down and does not play any Lying Games. In the finale of Season Two, he forgives Sutton for putting him through what she has put him through.

Ted Mercer

“Ultimately, what was supposed to happen was Sutton and Richard don’t end up together,” said Fahy. “And then we sort of felt like that sucked. It didn’t feel very true to the way that we had built those characters and their relationship in all of the prior seasons. So they changed it, and then they did end up together.

Annie Rebecca Rybak

Emma Mercer, also known as Emma Becker, is the twin sister of Sutton Mercer, and the girlfriend of Thayer Rybak later confessed she still has feelings for Ethan Whitehorse. Emma is a member of the Mercer Family and the Sewell Family. She is portrayed by Alexandra Chando.

ABC Family Cancelled Series’ Cliffhangers — ‘The Lying Game’ Season 3 | TVLine.

Unfortunately, ABC Family has decided not to bring us back for a third season. We so wanted to do 10 more for you guys! ABC Family took a wait-and-see approach to renewing both shows, opting to weigh the numbers for new series The Fosters and Twisted.

EXCLUSIVE: The film rights to Ruth Ware’s The Lying Game — which debuted to No. The first, The Woman in Cabin 10, is set up at CBS Films and is being adapted by Hilary Seltz (Eagle Eye, Insomnia). In a Dark, Dark Wood is set up at New Line with Reese Witherspoon and Bruna Papandrea co-producing alongside Gotham.

I’m going to talk about Ware’s novels in order of publication, but by all means, you can read them in any order you’d like—they’re all standalones. I mean, I read her first novel after having read her other four novels and yes, it was still very good and worth the hype.

The Lying Game is a slow burning psychological thriller about four friends who are bound together by lies. “A lie can outlast any truth.” When 15 year old Isa Wilde is sent to coastal boarding school, Salten, she quickly befriends Kate, Thea, and Fatima.

Three of Ware’s books have been optioned for screen. In a Dark, Dark Wood (2015): New Line Cinema has acquired film rights. Reese Witherspoon’s Pacific Standard is attached to produce. The Woman in Cabin 10 (2016): CBS has acquired film rights, and is set to produce the film with the Gotham Group.

EPL Personal Picks: Ruth Ware Read-Alikes

• In A Cottage in A Wood. by Green, Cass.
• Something in the Water. by Steadman, Catherine.
• The Girl Before. by Delaney, JP.
• Magpie Murders. by Horowitz, Anthony.
• The Darkest Secret. by Marwood, Alex.
• The Breakdown. by Paris, B. A.
• I Let You Go. by Mackintosh, Clare.
• Into the Darkest Corner.

She is married with two small children. Visit her at RuthWare.com.