Lies Lovers Tell

by Zuri Day

Book Overview

An assistant to the biggest real-estate mogul in Los Angeles, Maya Jamison is only a promotion away from the big time. Her new assignment: infiltrate investment tycoon Sam Walters' household and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758228813
• ISBN13: 9780758228819
• Release Date: October 2008
• Publisher: Dafina Books
• Length: 308 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Great Book had me LOL!!

I don't know why it took me three weeks to finally sit down and read this book but I've been kicking myself every since I started!! This is a very good book. Zuri Day did a fantastic job. It's hard to believe this is her first book. Not only were the main characters hot but the secondary characters (Trish & Strecth)were also great! Some parts of this book had me laughing out loud and I will definitely recommend it to others.

Lies, Corruption and Love

I loved this book and read it one day. Sean aka Sam and Maya aka Macy and Martha were interesting characters. I was hooked from the beginning. In addition to the corruption and attempted murder, Zuri Day managed to weave a wonderful tale of love at first sight. This was really a good story and I look forward to future books.

Lies Lovers Tell

I just finished this book and I loved it.I read it in 2 days because I just couldn't put it down.I suggest everyone read this book you won't be disappointed.

Lies...Deceit...or Love?

Maya Jamison is an up-and-coming executive assistant in the real estate game, or is she Martha the lowly maid? Or maybe she's Macy, the red hot vixen. To make things more confusing, there's Sean Wynn, the private investigator from London that knocked Maya off her feet. Or maybe he's Sam Walters, the overweight and not so attractive millionaire that came on the real estate scene from nowhere. Lies Lovers Tell is a web of lies and deceit. But in the mist of it all, a love story is untangled. Zuri Day does an excellent job weaving the two main characters into three secondary characters. Even though these five characters are all only two characters, the story flows and is an easy, exciting read. Zuri Day does a fantastic job with knowing how long to carry out a certain event before revealing an unknown and going on to the next event. Lies Lovers Tell is a well written story. Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

(RAW Rating: 3.5) Two can play this

The state has commissioned a multi-billion dollar project for Los Angeles, which will be awarded to some lucky real estate firm. Since all is fair in love and war, firms are using unorthodox methods to best the competition. Two, in particular, are going head-to-head. One has hired a private detective and the other has one of their assistants working for a maid service agency. Disguised as a housekeeper, Maya Jamison is working in the home of Sam Walters, her firm's prime competitor. But after two weeks, she has no information, he is still an enigma. On a weekend getaway Maya meets a handsome stranger, gives a false name, and does something completely out of character. Sean Wynn, the detective representing the other agency, is disguised as the overweight real estate broker, Sam Walters. Sean meets Maya, shares an unusual weekend, and becomes enthralled with her. Things get complicated; Maya's boss hires Sean to snoop on none, other than, Sam Walters. When an unknowing boss introduces Sean to Maya he is shocked that he already knows her, and suspicious as to why Maya lied about her name. Her boss throws another twist into the charade, he now wants Maya to be herself and work as Sam's assistant. Of course, neither Maya nor her boss suspects Sean is Sam Walters. In spite of his suspicions, Sean feels the need to protect Maya, a hit has been placed on someone in the real estate world and he thinks she could be the target. LIES LOVERS TELL offers a weird twist of fabrications, of corrupt city officials, and of deception by two lovers juggling their multiple aliases. The drama is tangled, but believable, the plot has just enough intrigue, and the characters are interesting. I enjoyed how this was put together. Reviewed by aNN of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers