Make Me Tell Lies

People shouldn’t tell lies, right? But they do, and their reasons range from the nefarious to the benign. Sometimes to save a heart, and sometimes to break it. Junior fashion designer Holly Redmond’s esteem issues began with her birth parents’ abandonment at three months old, and have continued with every failed relationship, every rejected dress design. And just when she starts to believe she is worthy of love, sexy and charismatic Lorenzo Lombardo – the boss’s nephew – fires her after their first date. Despite being accused of a serious crime she couldn’t have committed, Holly lands a job at a new fashion house – on the same day a disgraced Lorenzo turns up there, too. Lorenzo can’t believe his bad fortune: losing his father’s prosperous formalwear design house to his unscrupulous uncle cut him to the core. Now, after being forced to wrongfully fire the girl he’s just fallen for, he finds himself out of a job. His strong, ethical upbringing prevents him from playing dirty, but he must find a way to defeat his uncle and claim his rightful seat as the head of La Bella Milanese – hopefully with Holly by his side. Finding the parents who dumped her twenty-four years ago might help Holly to grasp her past, but her future depends on her ability to let go of old hurts, find her place among the echelon in fashion design and maybe, regain Lorenzo’s trust.