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The Forthcoming: Latrese N. Carter - Liar, Liar


Latrese N. Carter
Liar, Liar
Available May 29, 2007

Ten months prior to their wedding, Stormy Adair Knight learns that her fiancĂ©, Camden Brooks, is cheating on her -- with another parishioner from their church! But not just any parishioner, he is cheating with a male member of the church. After this revelation, Reverend Brooks, Camden 's father and their pastor, calls off the wedding, citing Camden's unfitness for marriage. But months later, Reverend Brooks informs Stormy that God has “delivered” Camden from the demons that made him unfit for marriage. Believing Reverend Brooks, Stormy agrees to marry Camden. Their lavish ceremony and expensive honeymoon signal the start of a wonderful married life.

However, once married, Stormy is in turmoil when she discovers Camden hasn't changed at all. He's still very much involved with the third party from their church, bound by forces seemingly beyond his control. And if that isn't enough, a scorned, ex-lover from Camden's past resurfaces and begins to stalk them all.

Will Stormy and Camden's marriage fall apart after enduring explosive episodes of scandal, lies and deceit, or will they withstand the turmoil and live happily ever after?

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