Also by Kaje Harper:
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- Compensations - Life Lessons 3.5
- Into Deep Waters
- Like the Taste of Summer
- And to All a Good Night (Life Lessons 1 1/2)
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Published: April 05, 2011
Words: 97,986 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458187185
Short description
Chris has a problem with the truth. He has more than one name, a lesbian fiancee and a past he doesn't want to explain. So when he hooks up with a hot guy in a bar, he weaves a web of lies. But Ian is a man Chris could fall for, if his lies didn't stand between them. When the truth emerges and Chris is in danger, Ian must decide if he's still willing to risk his life and his heart for this manExtended description
Chris Fletcher and Ian McCallum started out as a hook-up: no names, no strings, no future. But fate seemed determined to throw them together and each time was better than the last. Ian couldn't help starting to think about forever.Chris knew he shouldn't take the chance. His life was a web of lies, from providing his Navy fiancee Jenny with a beard to the details of his fictional childhood. Ian would hate being deceived and a crash was inevitable. But Chris had never felt so deeply about a man before.
When the lies came out, Ian did walk away. But fate wasn't done with them. Because Chris's life was in danger, and only Ian was close enough to help. Now Ian had to decide where the deeper truths lay, and whether what he felt for Chris was still strong enough to risk his safety and his heart.
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romance, thriller, adventure, action, gay, gay romance, gay men, queer romance, queer fictionAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
hrhsophia
on Jan. 15, 2013 :
Great story with lots of action, twists and hot sex!
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Review by:
Will Parkinson
on Nov. 04, 2012 :
(no rating)
I've asked Ms. Harper about a sequel, too. This was such an exciting and fun read, I would really like to see more about these guys.
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Review by:
Connie
on July 13, 2012 :
I need more stars!
Lies and Consequences is one of those books that have been on my kindle for months, so when I started reading it I didn´t know what to expect or even what it was about.
After almost half of it, I went to check Mrs. Harper´s profile and found out more about the origins of L&C.
It´s been a while since a book consume every spare moment in my day.
I wanted to read, read & read some more.
I am in love with Ian, what an amazing character he is. He is not conflicted, very straight forward and OMG so hot and adorable.
Chris, what can I tell you about Chris? He has issues, he doesn´t trust people, he is a compulsive liar; somewhere along the line you learn to care about him and understands him.
The mix with plane crashes, kidnappings, crazy stalkers and other complications make the book interesting.
But it is all about Ian and Chris.
My words will not be enough, go read it!
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Review by:
J. C.
on May 24, 2012 :
Will there be a sequal to Lies and Consequences?
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Review by:
auntyrob
on May 07, 2012 :
Wonderful story - lots of twists & turns, anything Kaje Harper writes is usually outstanding.
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Review by:
Karen Mathre
on Feb. 20, 2012 :
Very interesting combination of elements make this a great story. You have pretending to be someone else, chance meetings, don't ask-don't tell, best friends, strange families, stalkers, the feds, and the mob. All that and a HEA, too. How can you not be on the edge of your seat.
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Review by:
Dawn
on Oct. 07, 2011 :
This was a great read. I couldn't put it down. This free book was much better than many that I have paid for.
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Review by:
meikiekie
on Aug. 02, 2011 :
I really enjoyed this story. It was well-written, fun and engaging. I will certainly look for more from this author. Excellent work!
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Review by:
Penelope Frost
on July 21, 2011 :
I really really liked this! Very enjoyable and thrilling - found myself reading until 3 am last night.
I have to say that I don't mind the coincidences since it's what's gets the story rolling (even though they are highly unlikely to happen in real life but wth it's a great story!)!
I'm very much looking forward to Kaje Harper's next novel.
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Review by:
Saphira
on June 24, 2011 :
Many suprises made this even more enjoyable.
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Review by:
Tazistan Jen
on June 05, 2011 :
I enjoyed this book. It was fun to read and exciting. Just know going in that you will have to swallow some amazing coincidences.
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Review by:
J. R. Tomlin
on April 08, 2011 :
I agree with Ann Somerville that this was an enjoyable little romance. There were a couple of things that bothered me and I'll mention them to hopefully help the author. Yes, lose the "smaller man" thing. There is nothing wrong with calling a character by name. Try to depend less on coincidence or at least make the coincidence a bit less of a stretch. That they ended up on the same plane was a not so terrible, but next to each other just put it too far into the deus ex machina territory for me. EVERY single piece of dialogue doesn't need a dialogue tag and doing that gets old. Only use a tag if it is needed for the reader to tell who is speaking, which isn't that often if there are only two people in the conversation. And I needed a better reason for the character to be that good at combat than learning (from a frankly abusive father--this part needed some re-thinking) as a kid.
Nonetheless, I enjoyed the story and the storytelling. It was a very good first effort and I would pay for a the next one. The author has talent and just needs to learn some of the 'tricks' of the craft.
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