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Lies, Lies, Lies: 39 Types of Lies

Why People Lie Daily, How to Detect Them and Find the Truth. The Most Dangerous Dark Psychology Tactics You Must Avoid

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Lies, Lies, Lies: 39 Types of Lies

By: Denton Loxley
Narrated by: Russ Jankovitz
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The truth will set you free. But first, you must spot the lies.

Do you ever feel like people around you are lying, but you just can’t prove it?

Have you been manipulated, deceived, or misled and only realized it when it was too late?

What if you could uncover hidden lies in everyday conversations, relationships, workplaces, and even the media?

From small deceptions to dangerous manipulation, Lies, Lies, Lies exposes the shocking truth about why people lie daily, the dark psychology tactics behind deception, and how to spot a lie before it harms you.

We’ve all been lied to—by loved ones, colleagues, corporations, politicians, and even ourselves. Maybe you believed a partner’s empty promises. Or you trusted a company that never intended to follow through. Or perhaps you’ve fallen for subtle mind games used by expert manipulators. The worst part? Most of us don’t even realize it until it’s too late. This book is your ultimate guide to detecting deception and uncovering the truth before it’s too late.

You might be wondering, Can I really learn to spot lies? Yes, you can. Once you understand the patterns of deception, you’ll start seeing them everywhere.

Don’t let lies control your life.

Download Lies, Lies, Lies today and take back your power!

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As a part-time worker juggling a lot of responsibilities, I don’t have time for fluff and thankfully, this book delivered clear, structured insights without wasting time. It dives deep into the psychology behind everyday deception and gives you tools to recognize it in relationships, the workplace, and even media. What I appreciated most is how the author breaks down 39 specific types of lies some obvious, others surprisingly subtle. It really made me reflect on interactions in my own life and realize how often small manipulations go unnoticed. The content can feel a bit intense at times, especially when covering more manipulative or toxic behaviors, but it’s necessary if you want to protect yourself and make smarter decisions. I didn’t agree with everything in the book (some examples felt a little generalized), but overall, it gave me tools I’ve already started using. If you're someone who’s been burned by dishonesty or just wants to sharpen your social radar, this is a valuable listen.

Worth the listen

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As a coach, understanding people is part of the job. This book gave me solid insight into the types of deception we face daily from teammates to media. Some parts felt a bit repetitive, but overall, it's a practical and useful listen. Russ Jankovitz’s narration kept it engaging.

Straightforward and eye-opening.

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This book is a great eye-opener about the many ways people lie and how often it happens. It gives clear examples and practical tips to spot deception and protect yourself. A must-read if you're interested in psychology or just want to be more aware in your daily life.

Eye opening and Practical

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If you enjoy reading books on body language, persuasion, or behavioral psychology, this audiobook could be a compelling listen.

LEARNING HOW TO KNOW THE TRUTH

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This was a fascinating and sometimes unsettling read that really opened my eyes to how common and complicated lying can be. The book breaks down different types of lies, and I was surprised by how many I’d encountered without even realizing it. The author does a great job explaining not just why people lie, but also how to spot the subtle signs of deception in everyday situations. Some parts were a bit intense, especially when diving into the darker psychology behind manipulation, but overall it felt empowering to learn how to protect myself better and think more critically. Definitely worth reading if you’re curious about human behavior or want to get better at reading between the lines.

Must read

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As a doctor, I found the overview of psychological manipulation and lying tactics insightful, especially the breakdown of lie types. While the content is valuable for raising awareness, it felt repetitive at times and could benefit from more real-world examples. The narration was clear and engaging. A good entry point for anyone looking to better understand deception.

Clear and informative, but somewhat repetitive

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As a full-time mother with three young kids, I deal with all kinds of emotions, conversations, and behaviors every day from my children, my partner, and even the people I interact with at school events or online. This book gave me a surprising amount of insight into the subtle ways people bend the truth or manipulate, sometimes without even realizing it. What stood out most for me was how much of this information applies to everyday life from noticing when someone’s words don’t match their behavior, to being more mindful of emotional manipulation. I think any parent could benefit from understanding these concepts, not just to protect themselves but also to teach their kids about honesty and awareness.

A must for anyone

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As a high school teacher, I’ve seen firsthand how subtle forms of deception white lies, exaggerations, manipulation can shape relationships, classroom dynamics, and even student motivation. This book was a fascinating listen that helped me better understand why people lie and, more importantly, how to recognize it when it's happening. The book is structured clearly, breaking down 39 different types of lies with real world examples. I appreciated how it didn't just stay in the realm of theory it connected the psychology of lying to everyday situations, from personal relationships to workplace culture and even the media. It felt practical, not preachy. This book would be especially useful for anyone in education, counseling, or leadership roles really, anyone who deals with people and wants to sharpen their emotional and psychological awareness. It's not just about detecting lies it's about understanding human behavior and protecting your peace.

A wake up call on everyday deception

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As a business professional, I’ve encountered my fair share of half truths, exaggerations, and outright lies whether in negotiations, pitches, or even internal meetings. This book by Denton Loxley hit a nerve because it goes beyond the typical surface-level advice and dives into 39 distinct types of lies people tell, often without even realizing it. What I appreciated most was the structured breakdown of deception from white lies and omissions to more manipulative psychological tactics. The real world examples helped put things into perspective, and it gave me a clearer lens through which to evaluate conversations in both my professional and personal life. If you're in any field where trust, negotiation, or influence matter which is nearly every business scenario this is worth your time. It sharpened my awareness and made me more thoughtful in how I communicate and listen. Highly recommend for entrepreneurs, managers, and anyone who wants to make smarter decisions in a world full of mixed messages.

Practical guide to spotting deception

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This book gave me practical tools to recognize when I'm being lied to at work, in relationships, even in the media. It’s not just theory; it’s real, everyday stuff. Some parts felt repetitive, but overall, it made me more aware and cautious. The narrator did a solid job keeping things engaging.

Straightforward and eye-opening.

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