One White Lie

Jeannette Winters

Dec 2017 · Jeannette Winters

About this ebook

Brice Henderson traded everything for power and success. His company was closing a deal that would cement his spot at the top. The last thing he needed was a distraction from the past.

Lena Razzi had spent years trying to forget Brice Henderson. When offered the opportunity of a lifetime, would she take the risk even if the price would be another broken heart?

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Ratings and reviews

Hard to get into the story, I almost stopped reading a bunch of times. The characters didn't communicate their feelings at all, and ignored the other person frequently. Spoiler And then after the ignoring, without any sort of conversation, or showing what kind of positive attributes they can contribute to a relationship, they propose. Marriage doesn't fix problems magically! Why would you agree to marry someone who has been a ass to you and hasn't shown any evidence they can be a respectful partner?!

Don't recommend anyone to read it. The male lead is a A class jerk. God! Why would a female author insult her fellow gender by creating this monster and make it seems like it's okay is beyond me.

Maybe more of a 3.5 rating. I thought this story had so much potential. And the beginning 90% was great, as was the romance. However, I agree with other reviewers: The ending did feel rushed and I concluded reading with a bit of disappointment. I felt that there should have been scenes showing Brice's newfound fatherly affection for his son; perhaps make the kid more central to his internal struggle. Additionally, I thought his sudden shift in attitude towards Lena wasn't believable. No growing as a person.