What's Not True

By Valerie Taylor

Book Overview

In her second novel, Valerie Taylor--award-winning author of What's Not Said--gives readers another romantic comedy interwoven with forbidden love, infidelity, and family.

With the court date set for her divorce and the future she'd planned with a younger man presumably kaput, Kassie O'Callaghan shifts attention to reviving her stalled marketing career. But that goal gets complicated when she unexpectedly rendezvous with her former lover in Paris. After a chance meeting with a colleague and a stroll along Pont Neuf, Kassie receives two compelling proposals. Can she possibly accept them both?

Kassie's decision process screeches to a halt when her soon-to-be ex-husband has a heart attack, forcing her to fly home to Boston. There, she confronts his conniving and deceitful fianc?e--a woman who wants not just a ring on her finger but everything that belongs to Kassie. In the ensuing battle to protect what's legally and rightfully hers, Kassie discovers that sometimes it's what's not true that can set you free.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1647421578
• ISBN13: 9781647421571
• Release Date: August 2021
• Publisher: She Writes Press
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Interesting read

MY THOUGHTS ON THIS BOOK  My thoughts when reading this book were, ‘Oh what a tangled web we weave’ because Kassie’s story is just that. He life choices leads her into one bad issue after another. When she finally decides she is going to divorce her husband, she had the bomb dropped on her that her husband has a serious illness, no divorce wouldn’t look so well right now. Kassie is so back and forth with everything happening in her life, it’s hard to keep up with what she will do next and what the next issue will be. Following her story is interesting, that’s one thing for sure. There were lots of emotions flying around, lots of sadness that will make you shed a tear, then I would get frustrated at Kassie for being so wishy washy at times. For some reason, I just couldn’t connect with Kassie. Not to say the author didn’t do a good job creating characters, in fact the character were wonderfully created and I enjoyed their development as the story unfolded. The setting and the scenes were vivid and detailed.  What’s Not True is a pretty quick read, I wanted to get to the last page and see how it ended. And it was a surprising bombshell dropped at the end. Something I didn’t see coming. If you enjoy contemporary book with a pretty completed story, you will enjoy this one.  A special thanks to the author/publisher for a copy of this book. I am not required to write a positive review, the opinions here are mine alone. I am disclosing this with my review in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255

What's Not True

What's Not True is a fabulous book from Valerie Taylor. It is the second installment to her What’s Not series. I loved being able to catch up with Kassie and see where she is now. This is one of those drama filled books that will take a reader on quite an adventurous ride. It had several twists and turns I did not see coming and could not have personally predict the events unfolding within the pages. Just when Kassie knew just where she wanted to go and how to live her life, something else comes up and once again turns her world upside down. It is one of those stories that will play with the many readers’ emotions. One minute, I found myself grabbing tissues and then snorting with laughter the next minute. I feel like many will be able to relate to and connect with Kassie in this book. I thought her story was full of fun and entertainment. I found it to be a quick read that kept me engaged from the start to the very last page. I had no problem having it read in one sitting. I am giving What's Not True a very well deserved five plus stars. I highly recommend it for readers who enjoy reading well written and fun fiction. I am hoping Valerie Taylor will be continuing Kassie’s story in a third installment from her What’s Not series. Other readers will not want to pass this one up. I recommend them to give it a try. It is most definitely worth a read and not one to be missed. I received a paperback copy of What's Not True from the publisher, but was not required to write a positive review. This review is one hundred percent my own honest opinion.