LIAR LIAR by Donna Alam

Release Date: July 23rd

Genre: Contemporary Romance

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Blurb:

My first mistake?

Causing the sexy Frenchman a concussion.

My second?

Telling the hospital staff that I was his girlfriend.

In my defense, he didn’t speak English.

My third?

Taking him home, letting him sleep in my bed. Naked.

I never said I was Florence Nightingale . . .

He gave me a night I’ll never forget but when I wake, he’s already gone.

I tell myself it’s his loss, that I wasn’t expecting him to stay forever anyway,

And my life moves on.

I get a new job. A fresh start in a new country and I stop counting my mistakes.

Until those striking green eyes meet mine across the office,

And it all comes rushing back.

But he’s not that man anymore.

Gone are his jeans and his playful attitude.

Rich and powerful, he’s now sin in a suit.

And his English is perfect.

Were his kisses also lies? His caresses meaningless?

I feel like such a fool—I want to wrap my hands around his neck.

Though not to hug him,

Because the man is a force of nature.

A master manipulator.

He’s also my new boss.

And I already hate him.

The biggest lies are the ones we tell ourselves.

Excerpt:

I begin to climb the stairs, halting halfway.

You’re forty-seven floors up, no one is going to see you come.

No one but me.

The aural memory curls around my ear causing a tiny explosion of fireworks deep

in the pit of my belly. I know I’ll be old and grey and in a nursing home and I’ll still

remember the way he held me against him. The way he carried me up this staircase

as though I weighed nothing. I’ll never forget the way he made me feel like a goddess.

About the Author:

USA Today bestselling author Donna writes dirty stories, according to her family. She hopes you find them funny, too. When not bashing away at a keyboard, she can usually be found hiding from her family and responsibilities with a good book in her hand and a dog that looks like a grey mop by her feet. She likes her humour and wine dry, her mojitos sweet, and her language salty.