Tricked Truths

By Beth Kery
$2.99 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star0.75 star
(3.67 based on 3 reviews)

Published: Feb. 07, 2011
Words: 68,884 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458117755


Short description

Grace Jamison had left the little town of Everly twelve years ago with her son and vowed never to return. But in order to move on with her future, she finds she has to return to her hometown and fix the wrongs of the past— starting with the only man who had the power to hurt her.

Extended description

Grace Jamison had left the little town of Everly twelve years ago with her son and vowed never to return. But in order to move on with her future, she finds she has to return to her hometown and fix the wrongs of the past— starting with the only man who had the power to
hurt her.
The last person Trick Burnett wanted to see on West End property was his adulterous one time stepmother; the woman responsible for his father’s murder. Too bad his body seemed to have a mind of its own where Grace was concerned.
Trick hated secrets and Grace was a walking cache of them. He wasn’t above committing sexual blackmail in order to trick the truth from her time and again. Her sweet responsiveness always left him hungry for more until the mere revelation of her dark secrets was no longer enough. He couldn’t rest until he had everything from her—mind, body and soul. (Read more)


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erotic romance, contemporary romance, alpha male, beth kery

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Review by: Frenchy31 on May 31, 2012 : star star star
I find it hard to believe Grace would put up with half of what Trick puts her through. Still, I've read far worse books in this genre. The ending is very rushed.
(review of free book)

Review by: Bookologist on April 19, 2012 : star star star
My review from Goodreads listed below:

Tricked Truth by Beth Kery

I don’t usually clarify my star rating but I felt I needed to with this story. I rated it a 2.5 in my head but gave it 3 stars in Goodreads. That extra nudge was simply because it’s a Beth Kery story. I almost always enjoy her stories to a varying degree, from good to very good except this story. Oh...and except Velvet Cataclysm which I didn’t like at all. Her writing style in this book is a bit like poetry in the way she uses her words. Okay maybe not poetry but I don’t know the word to describe it so here is an example. “The amount of incendiary material he’d built up for Grace must have been monumental.” See what I mean? The whole story is written like this, different.

Now on to my thoughts about this story.

First off Grace is NOT Trick’s mother-in-law. She was married to Trick’s father Evan, so she is his stepmother! Grace is described as his mother-in-law in the Goodreads synopsis and also several times in the story, talk about confusing and not a good start to this book. This story did get a bit better as it unfolded and the characters took shape for me.

Trick was an asshat to Grace from the word go. Grace was a strong, assertive woman with everyone but…Trick. For the most part, Grace was Tricks whippy post, figuratively speaking that is—and she let him. That’s the part I disliked most, her hypnotic like acceptance of his treatment. I understood it sure and it was explained at the end but I don’t have to like it though.

Then there was the mad dash to the end of the story where explanations’ and secrets were revealed. The ending was just too rushed for me. I needed more closure
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: lauren britton on May 16, 2011 : star star star star star
Loved this book! It was intense (similar in some aspects to Come to Me Freely). There is a HEA, but you don't always see it coming. Please write more Beth!!!
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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