Loving Lies
Loving Lies by Linda Kage, published by Omnific Publishing on December 30, 2014, is a contemporary romance that explores the complexities of human connection in the aftermath of tragedy. The story follows Tess Simpson, who, driven by her compassion, volunteers as a candy striper after a school shooting. Her primary task is to help an amnesiac patient in room 312, but as she learns about his isolation and struggles, she feels compelled to provide him with the affection he lacks.
As Tess navigates her role, she inadvertently tells the patient that she is his girlfriend, a statement that complicates their relationship and challenges her intentions. This book delves into themes of love, identity, and the impact of lies, all set against the backdrop of a sensitive situation. Readers will find a narrative that examines the emotional landscape of its characters while addressing the broader implications of connection and care in difficult times. With 292 pages, this edition is presented in English, inviting readers to engage with Tess’s journey and the unfolding dynamics of her relationship with the patient.
Official synopsis Publisher
Tess Simpson absolutely cannot handle seeing anyone suffer. When she volunteers to work as a candy striper after the Granton University school shooting, she is only supposed to coax the amnesiac in room 312 to eat his supper. Yeah right. After learning no one’s come to visit him since he woke from a coma and can’t remember who he is, Tess needs to make him feel loved, ASAP. Telling him she’s his girlfriend isn’t part of her plan, but that’s exactly what blurts from her mouth.
Except one little lie made from the purest of intentions can still rattle the hardest of hearts.
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