Lie with Me

by Cara Summers

Book Overview

Corfu's exotic beaches are a matchless place to meet true love...or at least to have a fabulous fling And that's exactly what Philly Angelis needs. After all, she's a survivor of unrequited love...and an embarrassingly rejected sexual proposition. Fleeing to Greece to soak in its sexy magic--as well as to find a hot guy to take her mind off her longtime crush, Roman Oliver--seems the perfect antidote. Roman can't believe what he's doing. Philly is...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373794177
• ISBN13: 9780373794171
• Release Date: July 2008
• Publisher: Harlequin Blaze
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

excellent paranormal romantic suspense thriller

Animal psychic Philly Angelis has loved her brother's best friend Roman Oliver for years, but he does not reciprocate. As he recovered at Saint Jude's Trauma Center from a near fatal fall, she made her intentions clear to him; Roman shoots her down insisting he sees her as a little sister. He not only considers her off limits, Roman refuses to have a wife and children. He fear he will be just like his dad neglecting his family. Roman displaces any desires for family by totally focusing on the family business. He dashes Philly's dream when he bluntly tells her she is a kid sister to him and no more. Needing to repair her damaged ego and move on, Philly travels to Corfu seeking a fling. Shaking his head in denial that he is not in love, Roman flies after her. However, Philly's psychic skills lead the pair to danger shocking Roman with how frightened he is for Philly. This is an excellent paranormal romantic suspense thriller starring a fascinating heroine who concludes she understands animals much better than people especially that strange other gender and a man who fears he is a chip off the old block so avoids entanglements. The story line is fast-paced especially in the Caribbean. Readers will enjoy running from danger alongside Philly and Roman while wanting to shake him for not seeing the obvious. Harriet Klausner