Tell Me True - Ally Blake

Tell Me True

By Ally Blake

  • Release Date: 2017-01-17
  • Genre: Contemporary Romance
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Description

April Swanson is so hopeful about all the possibilities New Year’s might bring, she’s practically Pollyanna. She’s hardly wishing for the world, after all – just a little less family crazy and the promotion she's perfect for. Surely then she can finally let loose and not strive to be such a good girl all the time.

For reformed bad boy, Finn Ward, hope is a four letter word, yet he has a New Year’s wish of his own - to silence his dark and twisted past before it unravels his future and hurts the people he cares about. No matter what.

So why would fate trick two such disparate souls into a fake first date? Maybe because they’ve both made the wrong wish...

The Cinderella Project series
Book 1: Kiss Me Quick 
Book 2: Love Me Tender
Book 3: Tell Me True 

Reviews

  • Tell Me True

    5
    By celticmaggie
    I like Tule Publishing. This is the first time I read a book by Ally. She put lots of twists, turns and spoilers in her story line. This book is set in Melbourne, Australia. April wants a promotion at work. This is when she meets Hazel who runs a special program to get people confident and noticed. Finn has troubles when he meets April in a bar. Spoiler. Finn's father is in jail and wants Finn to help him to get out. Major Spoiler! April now has her older sister Erica living with her. Their mom is still not herself from her husband running from her and the girls. This story is full of a bit of everything. It is hard to read. You may need to walk away in some spots. I hope you take the time to check out this story. Don't let it get away! Enjoy your reading! I volunteered to read and review this book.

  • OK read

    3
    By bh313@hotmail
    This one just didn't work for me. I had a difficult time connecting with these characters and getting invested in the story. The writing is very good and the characters well developed, the story itself just didn't do it. A little too much family craziness for me.

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