Interview with Audrey Randall

Okay, everyone the next person you are going to read about on this interview, is someone that just in a few hour ( the time it took mme to devour her book) has just become in one of the people that has been able to bring a huge smile on my face in mere seconds just by reading her stories, and I can honestly that from the moment I finished her book, she can already count me as one of her most fervent fans.

Ladies & gentlemen... Audrey Randall

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Review: Lies & Lullabies

Lies & Lullabies by Courtney Lane
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is such a good book.

Sugar lived all her life in a world full of lies and deprivation of a real family and freedom until destiniy plays a sick joke for her, and now the only way for her to get what she ever wants comes in the most dark of the packets she would ever imagine, making her embrace the most scariest and doubtfull of journeys that she could ever imagine herself to be into.

Cash, the perfect example of what a life of hard turns and restriction of what a person really is, could actually make to a person

This is a book that will stay with me for a while, a book so dark and full of lies that you will be right there with Sugar, fucking your brain out in order t try to figure out what the real truth is; and what the lie is.

Both characters are so damaged for the sins of the society they live in, and are unable to stop themselves from feeling attracted to each other…an attraction that will go so bad until the point they would go fully primal, making them both to feel really alive when they’re both together.

So deliciously twisted and brilliantly intriguing that I just couldn’t stop myself from finishing as soon as I can , and devour every single second of Sugar & Catch primal and dark journey to the truth.

Totally loved it.

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