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Sophie Stava – De oppas. Sloane Caraway maakt haar kleurloze leventje interessanter met kleine leugentjes. Als kind leerde ze dat al, omdat klasgenootjes haar anders niet zagen staan. Die gewoonte is ze nooit helemaal kwijtgeraakt; ook als volwassene floept er nog geregeld een leugentje uit. Wanneer ze in het park tijdens haar pauze een huilend kind ziet dat door een bij is gestoken, kan ze het niet laten zich op te werpen als redder in nood.

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once wor…

Sloane Caraway is a compulsive liar. A life-long habit of lying has buoyed her life up so that she feels less ordinary, less lacklustre, and more interesting.  She is quite intelligent and once worked as a teacher in a prestigious preschool. She adores children and is very good at relating with them. However, her teaching career imploded when her behaviour with one of the parents became more than a tad creepy.

Author Interview #4