But that’s deceptive because the real lies are told by Diesel and Parrish to each other, and to themselves.ĭiesel is the epitome of “looks can be deceiving”. The obvious is the fake fiancé premise: Diesel and Parrish lie to everyone, pretending to be engaged to help Diesel secure custody of his niece Marigold. The book is aptly titled because there is indeed a whole lot of lying going on.
Liars is an engrossing story of two lovely men living in the even lovelier, albeit quirky, small town of Licking Thicket, who find their place with the townspeople and with each other – and it is full of love and laughter.
And if you met adorably anxious Parrish and sweet Diesel and Marigold in this absolutely endearing, hysterical, lovely story and believed you wouldn’t fall in love with them or this book, … well, that was your biggest lie of all. If you thought our audiobook narrator, Michael Dean, couldn’t possibly make this book any better than it is on paper (or screen), you were lying to yourself again. If you convinced yourself this book couldn’t rival Lucy Lennox’s Made Marian or May Archer’s Love in O’Leary, that was also a lie.
If you told yourself you’d be able to put this book down after you started reading, that was a lie. There’s nothing hotter than a tall, gruff, bewildered, tattooed mountain of a man cuddling a sweet, orphaned baby, so you can tell yourself that you’ll resist him…Īnd when that man asks you to do him a favor and pretend to be his very temporary, very fake fiance to help him get custody of that adorable baby, you can pretend you know better than to say yes…Īnd when you actually get to know your kind, strong, pullet-loving prince of a fiance, and all his crazy, lovable, meddling neighbors, you can tell yourself you’re not really falling for Diesel Church and the town of Licking Thicket…īut that might be the biggest lie of all.
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