Book Synopsis:
"Lies have a way of coming to light. Especially when love is on the line.
Tru Averdeen had everything a person could want. Money, fame, the power to influence others. Her way was paved on her fortune and her face. With porcelain skin, ahead of fiery curls, all framing a pair of pastel blue eyes and lips like pink roses she has been a Media Spectacle since she was born. Then she met Holly…
Holly Turner came up rough. Emotionally damaged all she wanted was a life worth living. Then she sees a face on TV crying over some lost rich daddy. Her wheels turn and soon she is face to face with Tru and the truth…
It’s been four years since that night. They don’t speak of it, not anymore. Tru has fallen away from the limelight, letting Holly take on her name, her face, friends. All Tru wants is a quiet happy existence away, and all Holly wants is what’s owed to her. It’s worked for four years…
Worked."
Title: Tell Me Tru
Author: J. Haney
Publisher: Haney Hayes Books
Series: Averdeen Duet Book 1
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating; Five
Review:
"Tell Me Tru" by J. Haney
My Rationalization:
This was a good read of how two sisters had been broken apart only to find themselves coming together. But will it be an easy ride for Tru and Holly? I thought this story really showed how well this author was able to give the reader an interesting story of how twins were able to switch back and forth and no one will know the difference until one person just knew something was up. We find one of the twins hated the 'Media Spectacle' while the other one welcomed it. While this seemed to work out for these two for four years switching back and forth then things start to come out. I found these twins were both 'emotionally damaged' and as you read through the story one is able to see why with all of the damage that had been done to them over the years. I did like how Holly was finally trying to get this all out in the open to what had happened during there young lives [the separation from her sister, the pregnancies] however, I wished she would have shared more with her sister Tru who was truly there for her through all of this mess no matter what. The ending ended well with there being more to come for this story. I do hope they are both able to have a somewhat happier life in the end. I will say they had two men that adored them only if Tru and Holly will be willing to let them in. It was definitely true that "Lies have a way of coming to light. Especially when love is on the line."
Author: J. Haney
Publisher: Haney Hayes Books
Series: Averdeen Duet Book 1
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating; Five
Review:
"Tell Me Tru" by J. Haney
My Rationalization:
This was a good read of how two sisters had been broken apart only to find themselves coming together. But will it be an easy ride for Tru and Holly? I thought this story really showed how well this author was able to give the reader an interesting story of how twins were able to switch back and forth and no one will know the difference until one person just knew something was up. We find one of the twins hated the 'Media Spectacle' while the other one welcomed it. While this seemed to work out for these two for four years switching back and forth then things start to come out. I found these twins were both 'emotionally damaged' and as you read through the story one is able to see why with all of the damage that had been done to them over the years. I did like how Holly was finally trying to get this all out in the open to what had happened during there young lives [the separation from her sister, the pregnancies] however, I wished she would have shared more with her sister Tru who was truly there for her through all of this mess no matter what. The ending ended well with there being more to come for this story. I do hope they are both able to have a somewhat happier life in the end. I will say they had two men that adored them only if Tru and Holly will be willing to let them in. It was definitely true that "Lies have a way of coming to light. Especially when love is on the line."
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