Liar by Nicola Lowe

By Emma Fitzgerald -
love the angle wings on the front cover Liar . Liar is Parnormal romance and she did not let me down I loved it. This is the first time I have read anything from Nicola Lowe with definitely read more of her books in the future. Tbere was lots if twist and turns which I love because it keeps you on your toes. I read Liar quite quickly because i needed to get to the end to find out what happens to Amber. Liar beautifully written and great story Liar is fast paced gets you hooked straight away 5 stars Thank you @rararesources and @Nicolalowe for letting me part of this tour snd reviewing this book. Blurb Winner of a 5 Star Readers Favorite Seal and a 4 Star Literary Titans Book Award Amber Carmichael splits her time between her nursing career and community spirited acts of kindness. This life fulfils her; she has no interest in nightclubs or the men her friends tirelessly chase. The spark of attraction has never lit within her and of this, Amber is glad. Until one day her dreams begin to shift; something deep in her subconscious begs to awaken. This stirring within her attracts the attention of an enemy. An enemy she doesn’t know exists; a threat she can’t possibly hide from. Because how do you hide from the one soul in the world who truly sees you? A heart has to fall before it can soar. The latest release from Nicola Lowe - forbidden love and enemies to lovers collide to form a perfect storm of paranormal romance that will leave you begging for the sequel. author Bio – Nicola Lowe is a pure romantic and has been that way for all of her forty years. She is happiest when curled up with a glass of white wine and a very romantic book. Liar is her first paranormal romance, following the success of her Contemporary Romance books.

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