Masterful Truth
by Mari Carr; Lila Dubois
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Pub Date Feb 26 2018 | Archive Date Mar 30 2018
Description
An heir to a powerful secret. A writer whose story began with an illicit affair. A man incapable of love.
Tess Hamilton is proud of her family’s history, but being a descendant of one of the founding fathers and a member of the Trinity Masters—America’s oldest and most powerful secret society—has had its drawbacks. A historian at the Smithsonian, Tess enjoys her quiet life. So when the Grand Master tells her not only is the society in danger, but Tess must marry two very different, very sexy men, she knows her calm existence has come to an end.
Isaiah Jefferson makes his living writing thrillers that keep readers on the edge of their seats, but he never expected to become part of a real-life plot. When the Grand Master calls him to the altar to meet his spouses, he’s tasked with solving a mystery…one that turns out to be just as dangerous as anything he could ever write.
The future of the Trinity Masters hangs in the balance, but there is hope if this new, fragile triad can solve the centuries-old mystery. The founders of their society kept a secret—a piece of information so deadly, it could be used to protect them in times of crisis. But Tess, Isaiah, and their dangerous third aren’t the only ones following the trail. And their enemies are prepared to kill for the secrets they’re uncovering.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 1230002054346 |
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Featured Reviews
Rebecca G, Reviewer
As a novice to this series, it was not what I expected at all. It was much more! It combined history with intrigue and drama. Not to mention the unconventional romance. The characters were quirky and sometimes flawed, which made them more believable and relatable. It was obvious that the authors put substantial research into writing the book and the effort augmented the story immensely. I may be a novice to this series but, I plan to change my status soon.
Alissa B, Media/Journalist
I flew through this book! I honestly had no idea that is was the tenth book in a series, but I wasn't completely lost while reading it once I found that out. I loved the character development, especially of Caden and how he went from pent up and angry all the time, to be able to open up about almost everything by the end of the book. I loved the dynamic between Caden, Tess, and Isaiah. Isaiah is just such a relatable character and is always making jokes and making me laugh. It was the same way with Tess, and I found my self constantly laughing out loud while reading this book.
I especially loved how everywhere Isaiah went he was being obsessed over by fans of his books. Caden seemingly being the only person to not have read his books. The history aspect was really interesting and different from something I usually read, but still really enjoyable.
There were some points where I disliked the word choice and felt uncomfortable, but then again it was the style of the story and how it needed to be written.
Overall I had a really fun time reading this book. It's super fast paced, considering I read it in less than one day, and a must-read for one of those cool summer days when you want to sit outside and read a good book.
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