Demasiadas mentiras

by Clara Ann Simons

Marta lleva una vida perfecta. También odia a Claudia, su compañera de piso, aunque pronto se irá a vivir con su novio de hace seis años y no tendrá que aguantarla más.
O eso piensa ella.
La joven y divertida Claudia, vive cada día como si fuese el último de su vida, pero tiene un corazón de oro.
Cuando la vida de Marta comienza a desmoronarse, lo que menos se espera es que sea precisamente su compañera de piso quien le ayude a abrir los ojos a la realidad…y a nuevas experiencias que le sorprenderán.
No te pierdas la historia de Marta y Claudia en este libro de superación, amistad y descubrimiento.

157 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 3, 2021

Reviews

[Betty · Rating 5 out of 5]

Muy bueno.

Me lo he leído de un tirón. Una excelente lectura de fin de año 2021. Quisiera encontrarme una Claudia por ahí. Muy recomendado.

[Julián Lacasa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cuando los desengaños nos hacen daño...

Simons profundiza en los desengaños amorosos que nos hacen mucho daño, y aquí cuenta dos de ellos, que atañe a dos compañeras de piso, muy diferentes entre sí. Como en la historia de Lucía y Sonsoles, muestra dos mujeres de carácter diferente, cada una narrando lo que pasa a su manera. Lo leí de un tirón, pues todes hemos sufrido desengaños de todo tipo. Y por supuesto no falta su romanticismo sin tapujos y el sexo mostrado de la misma forma.

[Nancy Lochmann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Encantada

Una novela que prometa.
Desde el principio engancha, la historia es bastante curiosa y sus personajes son también únicas. Me ha gustado mucho. Para mí entra esa novela en los top 3 de clara.

[Girl · Rating 4 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2
Es el primer libro que me leo de esta escritora y me encanto el ritmo con el cual está escrito hace que no quiera parar de leer; entretenido y muy divertido lo disfrute mucho!
Si quieres algo ligero adictivo y digerible lo recomiendo 💯

[Cynthia · Rating 1 out of 5]

I will say that the English needed more editing but I also expected it knowing it isn't the author's first language, so it didn't bother me and I read on hoping the story and characters would be at least decent. Sadly, the main character already starts off right away spewing misogynistic cliches about her flatmate (of the promiscuous and sex-worker-phobic type). I read on hoping it would be addressed, but no, she keeps repeatedly falling back on these notions and insults every time she freaks out about her attraction for her flatmate. I did not understand why her flatmate was in love with her at all: she is immature (especially for a 28-29yo) and whiny and jealous and hurts people when she can't deal with her feelings. The flatmate being 22yo and extremely patient with her tantrums makes it even more problematic, especially when nothing in the story shows anything but self-centredness from the main character, nothing showing her to be supportive or nice to anyone at any point.

I can't even say that at least it was short, since it means a lot of the story is rushed. Like we get boyfriend suspicion on day 1, attraction discovery and deception reveal on day 3, gay panic/jealousy and bf breakup on day 5, sleeping together on day 7, misunderstanding and love interest freaking out and leaving on day 8, making up with a public profession of love and HEA on day 9 or 10.

[Devoncatt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Coming out to yourself is hard to do

Start with a supposedly straight roommate with a dodgy boyfriend add in a lesbian who is not looking for a relationship. Throw in straight girl finds out supposedly wonderful boyfriend is using her. Straight girl is not that straight. It us a romance novel so the unlikely is possible. Its a good read and there is an HEA

[Christine Reid · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic story

Fantastic story I loved the main characters their journey through it all flowed great for a quick read definitely worth it couldn't put it down congratulations

[Marci · Rating 5 out of 5]

Q bonito :)

[Gina L · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good Storyline!

This story had a lot of potential. I decided to read it even though it had a one star review. The title itself captured me and the storyline was decent. There were grammatical errors and references made that sort of pulls the book apart. It needed a little more substance in definition to the characters. Plus there wasn’t enough time to get to know your characters. However having said that, the writer has some really good ideas and just needs a little polish. Everyone needs a chance.