Description

Some lies do not sound dangerous. They sound wise.

We have all heard them: "Forgive and forget," "Hard work always pays off," "Love means never giving up," "Be the bigger person."

These phrases are not harmless. They are emotional landmines, cloaked in cultural reverence and repeated until they override our instincts.

In this bold first volume, Pierre Lagrenat dissects ten of the most familiar sayings across success, religion, romance, education, race, and more.

Each chapter is a confrontation with the kinds of truths we are never taught to speak. With powerful commentary, unapologetic clarity, and life-shifting insight, this book peels away the velvet covering that deception wears.

Lies That Sound Like Wisdom: Volume I is not just a book. It is a weapon against inherited obedience, and a mirror for those ready to reclaim their voice.

If you have ever questioned what they taught you to believe, this is your revolution.