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The Lies a Lass Tells
(2022)(The first book in the Brides of Graham Castle series)
A novel by Fiona Faris
Even with a soul drowning in guilt, she can never confess who she is…
Dabria Aughton is a murderess. Her vile brother has betrothed her to a horrendous duke, despite the fact that she has redeemed her sins by forcibly living a miserable life. But when she flees to Scotland with a soul yearning for salvation, Dabria's secret will return to haunt her.For her hands are stained with another woman’s blood, and what is worse, she falls for that lady’s husband…
All Evan Graham craves is revenge for his wife’s murderer. And he will stop at nothing to find the truth. Yet, when a mysterious lass comes out of nowhere and gives him a taste of the colorful life his heart is longing for, he cannot forego his soul’s desires.
But this heaven will burst into flames if he gets a hold of her lies…
Dabria's clock is ticking, for her brother and husband-to-be are getting closer to finding her, and her secrets threaten to be brought out into the open. And we all know one can never escape his past…
He had the wicked fate of loving the one who caused his life’s greatest sorrow…
"The Lies a Lass Tells" is a Historical Scottish romance novel of more than 80,000 words (around 440 pages). STANDALONE, No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Best-Selling author, Fiona Faris, invites us to an unforgettable journey to the breathtaking scenery of the Scottish Highlands. Are you ready to dive into a heartwarming story of thrilling adventure and mystic attraction?
*If you like brawny Highland warriors with a soft heart and steamy romantic stories depicting the majestic and mysterious Scottish Highlands, then The Lies a Lass Tells is the perfect novel for you.
Genre: Historical Romance
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