ARC Book Review - Threaded Lies, by K Bromberg




Book Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is the second book in the Tangled Hearts series. It does pick up where book #1 leaves off. You will need to read the books in order. 

Holden Knight has control of Rowan’s family business. Now he is threatening to destroy it! Will Rowan be able to stop him? Or will she just play into his hands?? 

Rowan and Holden have a huge connection. Neither are ready to admit to that of course. Holden thinks he can use Rowan for the business side of things. But Rowan wants to just use him. 

Rowan agrees to a marriage contract with Chad. But it’s just to fulfill her grandmother’s will request of her being married to receive the huge sum of funds. 

This does leave off on a cliff hanger! 

I did receive a Free ARC copy of this book from Valentine PR & Literary Management. I am freely leaving an honest review.





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