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    Your Eyes Don't Lie: Lily's House, #3
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    Your Eyes Don't Lie: Lily's House, #3

    By Rachel Branton

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    Sometimes Survival Isn’t Enough . . .

    Years of living on the street and fending for herself have made Makay Greyson tough and resourceful, if a bit disillusioned. She’s come a long way from sleeping in parks and scavenging for food. Her entire focus is on providing a better life for her young brother, one without fear of loss and neglect.

    That certainly doesn’t leave time for Harrison Matthews, who from their first meeting sends fire through her veins and upsets all her carefully laid plans.

    Makay has done things she isn’t proud of to survive, and those choices now threaten the small amount of security she’s created—and any chance of a future with Harrison. They’ve been raised in two very different worlds, and the secrets they both hide can only lead to disaster.

    There is only one chance to make it right, and one misstep could be fatal.

    Your Eyes Don’t Lie is a story about facing fears, sacrificing for those you love, and about a girl who thinks she isn’t worth loving and a guy who knows she is.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhite Star Press
    Release dateFeb 25, 2014
    ISBN9781939203397
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