Two Truths & a Lime

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When life gives you limes...

Drew Nolan and Sophia Mason have weathered many storms together over the course of their relationship, but things are looking up. Sophia is finishing up her degree and has landed an internship at a hotshot marketing firm, and Drew is managing an exciting new business venture. The couple even has the Masons support, which is either a blessing or a sign of the apocalypse.

But if theyve learned anything from their escapades, its that good things dont remain untested. And thats exactly what happens when someones actions threaten to destroy both Sophias dream career and everything Drews trying to build.

Sophia and Drews relationship sprang from a lie, detoured around heartache, and almost crashed and burned, but the toughest test of all lies ahead. Can they unravel the many silly yarns theyve spun to make love last Because at this stage in the game, there is only one truth that matters: a future together.

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An outstanding, hilarious, light-hearted read full of laughter and unexpected plot twists! * The Sassy Nerd Blog *
The authors bring it and knock it out of the park! * Fallen Star Book Reviews *
A great story of friends, laughter, love and trials. * Yeah or Neigh Book Reviews *
I really enjoyed this series. * Belles Book Labyrinth *
These characters are so well-written and definitely take you on a journey of their life! * A Brunette and Her Books *

Author Bio

Elizabeth Hayley is actually Elizabeth and Hayley, two friends who love reading romance novels to obsessive levels. This mutual love prompted them to put their English degrees to good use by penning their own. The product was Pieces of Perfect, their debut novel. They learned a ton about one another through the process, like how they clearly share a brain and have a persistent need to text each other constantly (much to their husbands chagrin). They live with their husbands and kids in a Philadelphia suburb. Thankfully, their children are still too young to read their books