Review: Deceiving Lies - Molly McAdams

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Review: Deceiving Lies - Book #2 Forgiving Lies Series - Molly McAdams - March 2014

Rachel and Kash have finally escaped from their lives in Texas and are hoping that with their wedding coming up and moving, that life will start to get back to normal as Kash aka Logan returns back to the force after being undercover and finally putting the drug lords behind bars where they belong. All goes well until one night while Kash is working, their home is broken into and Rachel is taken . All that remains is a warning message from the Gang. Kash has already nearly lost her once and he won't do it again. Meanwhile , Rachel once again has been kidnapped but after living her escapade with Blake - she is a gutsy one. One of the captors takes a shine to her and she nicknames him Taylor - apparently he is a Taylor Lautner look-a-like.  Trent, for the past months has been watching Rachel and has fallen in love with her and will do everything in his power to protect her yet follow orders from his gang leader at the same time. Unlike Forgiving Lies which was a bit more edgier and in the same suit as quite a few of Molly McAdams's books - Deceiving Lies has the edgy feel but at the same time is more of a romantic story and the last chapter leaves readers in anticipation as she makes the decision to which guy will be her forever man Trent - the new guy  or Kash - the one she's with but has the possibility of never knowing what happens next. 
 Find out in Book #2 "Deceiving Lies'" by Molly McAdams. 
 Definitely worth reading if you have read any of Molly's other books . Tip for Readers though: In order to understand this novel , you must have read the first book "Forgiving Lies".

 


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