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    Beautiful Lies

    By Emilie Richards

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    It is a pearl so flawless it has no price. But those who possess it pay dearly. Since the day nearly a century before when it was plucked from Australian waters, the pearl has cursed the Robeson and Llewellyn families, unleashing a legacy of rivalry, greed and murder that has spanned generations and continents.

    Liana Robeson is now in possession of the infamous Pearl of Great Price and she, too, has experienced its high cost in heartache and tragedy. Suddenly her teenage son is missingand so is the pearl.

    Desperate and afraid, she turns to Matthew's father, Cullen Llewellyn.Together they embark on a heartpounding odyssey to find their son. Swept into the wild beauty of Australia, Liana and Cullen are plunged into a deadly game with a rival who will go to any lengths to possess a treasure as fatal as it is flawless .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin MIRA
    Release dateSep 17, 2012
    ISBN9781460302934
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    Emilie Richards

    USA TODAY bestselling author Emilie Richards has written more than seventy novels. She has appeared on national television and been quoted in Reader’s Digest, right between Oprah and Thomas Jefferson. Born in Bethesda, Maryland, and raised in St. Petersburg, Florida, Richards has been married for more than forty years to her college sweetheart. She splits her time between Florida and Western New York, where she is currently plotting her next novel.

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    • 4/5
      This novel is a story of generations of the Robeson and Llewellyn families after The Pearl of Great Price is discovered from the depths of the Australian waters. It is a story of how friendship can change when greed overtakes the human soul. It is also a story of family secrets and unspoken words.

      It's a powerful story in many ways as it is a story not only of the generations of two (2) families but is classic in that it could be a story across the generations of many families and portrayed by different nationalities and living in other parts of the world.

      Emilie Richards blends current day with family history seamlessly and the drama is vivid by her storytelling and riveting through the characters she has created to share their story. For me, it is one of the novels that as I close the book cover, I must pass on to another reader friend to discover and be captivated.
    • 4/5
      A flawless pearl with a history. A missing son. An ex-husband. Greed. Love. Not a bad mix.
    • 4/5
      This novel is a story of generations of the Robeson and Llewellyn families after The Pearl of Great Price is discovered from the depths of the Australian waters. It is a story of how friendship can change when greed overtakes the human soul. It is also a story of family secrets and unspoken words.

      It's a powerful story in many ways as it is a story not only of the generations of two (2) families but is classic in that it could be a story across the generations of many families and portrayed by different nationalities and living in other parts of the world.

      Emilie Richards blends current day with family history seamlessly and the drama is vivid by her storytelling and riveting through the characters she has created to share their story. For me, it is one of the novels that as I close the book cover, I must pass on to another reader friend to discover and be captivated.