Two is a Lie by Pam Godwin
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Recommendation
You know when you are reading a book and you just know – like you feel it in your gut – that this book is going to consume every part of you? That it’s going to destroy you, build you up to tear you down, and make you cry tears of joy, sadness and madness? Well, I knew that after Book 1 of this series and now, after reading Two is a lie, it proves it further. This book brings Danni on a journey of self discovery, in a way. It pushes her outside her “selfless” comfort zone and makes her focus on how SHE feels and what SHE needs. Pam is a poet with her words, creating an inner struggle you feel in your core. I love when a writer is able to make you sympathize and relate with EACH character in a book because you become emotionally attached to the story line. And isn’t that what the purpose of a love story is? To connect you to something that makes you yearn for more? I am not sure what is going to happen to Danni, Trace & Cole, but my heart breaks just thinking of the multiple outcomes. Pam, I am eagerly awaiting Book 3… and by eagerly, I mean I am pacing the room, anxiously biting my fingernails, wondering how the hell this is going to play out so each one of the adored characters I have fallen in love with will be happy!
[July 2017]
Publisher synopsis
Two lies.
Two men who don’t share.
I never stopped loving Cole. Not when he left me. Not when he disappeared for three years. Not when he crashed back into my life in a violent explosion of testosterone and fury.
His sudden reappearance questions everything I thought I knew, including how I came to love another man.
Trace is an intoxicating breeze of seduction over ice. My rock. My second chance at forever.
And he’s committed to annihilating the competition.
The battle that ensues wrenches me back and forth between them.
Fighting and f*cking.
Resisting and submitting.
Together, they entangle me in a web of lies, rivalry, and desire that weaves as deeply as their devotion to me.
I love two men, and if I can only have one, I choose none.
The TANGLED LIES series must be read in order.
One is a Promise
Two is a Lie
Three is a War
Review published July 12, 2017