Robert Feldman (1)

While this looks like a self-help book, for me the more interesting parts are Feldman's discussions of the social and biological impulses that lead to lying, the role it plays in human societies and why it is a universal "vice." He brings in classic studies and also very recent research in a readable way.

Even though it was too long, and contained a lot of unnecessary rambling, I still enjoyed it. The amount of research that went into it is impressive, and it was very well presented. It had some really interesting facts, and overall, it was a pretty informative read.