<p><strong>Drew</strong><br />
<em>I hate the lies you tell.</em><br />
For as long as I could remember, everything in my world had been fake. The happy nuclear family. The loving parents. The close father-son relationship. The respectable family business. All lies. I&rsquo;d had it with the pretense and the show, but I was trapped on a dizzying merry-go-round of deception, and I couldn&rsquo;t get off.<br />
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So when she was thrown unexpectedly into my path, and I discovered she was just another fake, I needed to make her pay. Little did I know, the deceit ran deeper than I could have imagined, and nothing was as it seemed.<br />
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<strong>Kik</strong><br />
<em>I tell the lies I hate.</em><br />
I hated the lies and the pretense, but if I was going to achieve what I wanted in life, they were a necessary evil. Truth was, I&rsquo;d mostly made peace with the idea. What I was doing was a means to an end, and the end definitely justified the means. Besides, it wasn&rsquo;t forever&mdash;nothing ever was.<br />
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Everybody had to do what they had to do, right? I could live with that. Kinda. Sorta. Maybe. At least I thought I could until he came bursting into my life, and was determined to tear down everything I&rsquo;d worked so hard to build.<br />
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<strong><em>**Fake You is a complete standalone dark, angsty, rollercoaster of a bully romance. However, it contains references to characters and events first depicted in book 1 of the Boys Of Trinity Hall series, and as such, although it can be read and enjoyed alone, reading Break You first will make for the best possible reading experience.</em></strong></p>