Review: Love and Truth - Kathryn Vance -Perez

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Review: Love and Truth - Kathryn Vance-Perez - March 2013

Nicole has lived quite a sheltered life growing up and has been an A- grade student and serious in her dancing, then her parents got a divorce and she stopped believing in true love. Now she has graduated, Nicole has one wish- to go to Japan where she was born and attend their dance academy. While in Japan, she stays with a Japanese family as their host student and Nicole gets to know their daughter Emiko. Things are going well for Nicole, until she meets a guy who nicknames her "Balcony Girl". This is the first guy that has ever turned Nicole's head and she is worried and nervous as she has never even kissed a guy let alone go any further. What will happen though when Jonathan Hayes finally convinces Nicole to let down her guard around him and she learns the truth behind what type of person Jonathan is ? Can Jonathan prove that he isn't what the rumours and evidence suggests ? Can he prove to Nicole that she can trust him and that he won't stomp on her heart ?
Find out in this debut novel by Kathryn Vance-Perez that shows readers that "Love and Truth" can clearly conquer anything above and all.

 



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