The Brutal Truth
Books | Fiction / LGBTQ+ / Lesbian
4.6
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Lee Winter
Australian crime reporter Maddie Grey is out of her depth in New York, miserable, and secretly drawn to her powerful, twice-married, media mogul boss, Elena Bartell, who eats failing newspapers for breakfast. As work takes them to Australia, Maddie is goaded into a brief, seemingly harmless bet with her enigmatic boss--where they have to tell the complete truth to each other. It backfires catastrophically.A lesbian romance about the lies we tell ourselves.
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More Details:
Author
Lee Winter
Pages
360
Publisher
Ylva Verlag E.Kfr.
Published Date
2017-11-15
ISBN
3955338983 9783955338985
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"First 100 pages werent bad but they didnt captivate me and draw me in like the second hundred. I am obsessed with the middle of this book, it wouldnt allow me to put the book down. Like, the characters motivations and reasons and actions they took because of them felt just right, like it was actually THE character deciding it after coming to that conclusion themself. It didnt feel like the author was trying to push their own sort of agenda onto the characters or forcing a scene to happen. The only thing that felt slightly off was the husband drama but even that wasnt really notable. Overall it felt like this author understood their characters on a deeper level and I adored this book. It did feel like I was reading the Devil Wears Prada in book form but with a lot more lesbian in it."
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Sarah
