Little Lies

by H. Hunting

• ISBN13: 9781989185131
• Publish Date: 2020 (first published 16 November 2020)
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook
• Language: English

Reviews

[Caitiebelle]

I absolutely adore this Author and this universe.
It's such a fantastic read full of heartwarming scenes, and humour but also super sexiness! :D

Little Lies is Lavender's book, so this is the "next generation" series of this universe. The two previous series (Pucked and Lies) feature their parents.
This book is full of so many characters and it was fantastic to get to know these "kids" whilst they are in College and sorting out their own lives.

Lavender always had a special place in my heart ever since the first time I met her as a small child, her anxiety and quietness spoke to me in a very familiar way, because I myself have a child with many of her and Kodiak's issues, so there was a lot of recognisable things.

This story is definitely a little "enemies to lovers" and the tension is very high. It's slow-burn romantically - but the book itself I just couldn't put down.

I know that Book 2 is Maverick so I'll enjoy reading that one, as for book 3 I really really hope we get River's book very soon!

This was an amazing read so 5 superstars from me! :D

[Canadian Girl Book Blog]

Little Lies by H. Hunting (ARC Review)

"You say it like you hold all the blame. We are equally complicit in our fall. Sometimes we have to break so we can recreate a stronger version of ourselves."

Little Lies is a enemies to lovers, best friends sibling college romance that will have you glued to the pages.

Kodiak and Lavender were best friends and understood each other better than anyone ever since they were little. Kodiak promised never to hurt Lavender and then during the holidays, his freshman year, drove a wedge between them and hurt her deeply. Two years later Kodiak and Lavender are now at the same school and seeing each other every day is making it hard for the little lies not to be revealed.

I was captivated by this story right from the open sentence of the book. I have not read many Helena Hunting books, including the books of Kodiak and Lavender's parents but I will be going back to read them. The connection between Kodiak and Lavender when they were younger was so strong and the tension that it grew into as young adults was so thick but once the lies were revealed the connection and chemistry set the pages on fire. I can not wait for more books from H. Hunting (Helena Hunting).