Vows of Deceit

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I love making her happy. I love how she melts in my arms and I intend to show her how much I love it all night long. Curb-Stomp Battle: Cindy puts up a struggle against the killer, but her efforts prove utterly futile and it's a very one-sided affair. This scene is cut from daytime TV showings in the UK. SPOILERS*** Somewhat confusing crime drama that's based on a true story, maybe that's why it's so confusing, about this parolee Lucinda Michaels, Cheryl Ladd, who gets involved with this very very very successful lawyer the sweet and very likable Clay Spencer, Mike Farrell, and takes him for the ride of his life; straight into the city morgue.

i wasn't really a fan of the whole punishment/spanking thing, but it's more of a personal preference. 🤣

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The Cavalry Arrives Late: The police at the climax, who don't show up until after the resolution. Justified since the women decide to confront the killer themselves. and the way she treated Jeremy!! WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME THERE WAS A CUTE KID IN THIS 😭😭😭 no wonder i liked this so much. i love cute kids in romance books 👉👈 now Adrian better step up to be a more present dad or else 🔪 ah yes, spending time with your five year old while you have your fingers inside your fake (?) wife will definitely earn you the father of the year award. but hey! at least he smiled at him once and affectionately called him "my little boy". what a man!! 🥰

Scream Discretion Shot: When Sara discovers Cindy's body she shrieks in terror, hands cupped over her mouth. The whole party scene had so much tension, I was freaking out for Lia the entire time. Whenever Winter reminded herself of her identity, I kept saying it with her because she had every right to feel angry and conflicted. When she felt like she was cheating and being the other woman to Lia, I felt for her, she was such a self-aware, woke character that would openly admit how she felt. It was nice to feel that no matter what Adrian did to her, she was not gonna break. And when everyone was talking to Lia in condescending ways, I was freaking out, but she dealt with it like a champ and stood up for herself. It was interesting to see how everyone told her she was different and rarely stood up for herself. I just wanna know how Lia ended up as Winter, I am just confused. My guess is that she successfully managed to run away and then she told herself a fake story and gave herself a fake identity and lied to herself until she believed her lies and forgot the reality of her situation. It’s just sad because she walked away from Jeremy, we all know Winter would be pissed about that. And what made Lia wanna leave Adrian, let alone attempt to kill him? nothing about the winter is lia thing but lia is also lying around somewhere comatose made any kind of sense. Wait up...The intro had a girl running away and Rai mentioned that she saw Lia running away cuz her worker helped Lia. But Adrian knew and came after her and she forgot what happened afterwards. The intro had a girl fall off of a cliff and Adrian cradles the girl in his arms. Soo...Who is the doppelganger and who is Lia and how’d they get into Adrian’s life? Bruh. Have you ever fell like Wft did I just read! This is one of those reads for me! I can only imagine that this Trilogy is going to get more intense the further we go a longLifetime Movie of the Week: Though not produced by Lifetime directly, the movie fits well with the 'woman in jeopardy' theme. Foreshadowing: Police meet with Sara, Melinda and Cindy and show them a photo of the killer's handiwork: Maisy in a death-pose with a stab wound in her chest. Later on, Cindy suffers a similar fate on-screen. You’re saying that because you’ve known him his entire life. You find it hard to suspect him because of your bond.” “Apparently, you have no problem with that. Congratulations.” “I said to watch your tone, and no, Kolya, I have no problem distrusting people.” “So what now? Are you going to kill him?” “I’m not that cruel. I wouldn’t kill him without questioning him first.”

His good looks, strong physique, and effortless confidence don’t fool me. If anything, I view them as his tools of destruction.”he's most definitely a walking red flag, and i wouldn't judge anyone who hates him lmao, but something about him just ✨ worked. in fact, this book reminded me of how i felt after reading Bitter Heat—it had so many things that typically don't work for me, but i ate them all up. why? i think i can justify pretty much any attitude from the hero as long as i feel his obsession with the heroine. and Adrian was so obsessed, it was beautiful to see 🧎‍♀️ One of the most interesting characters was Clay Spencer, the attorney who became infatuated with Lucinda but paid the ultimate price when she turned on him. A key transitional moment was when Clay began to question Lucinda's excessive spending. She felt as though he was placing her on a "leash," and that was the trigger for her neurosis . Winter is no longer Winter. She’s Lia. She took my wife’s life, and her punishment is spending the rest of her existence being Lia’s replacement.” At some point in the beginning of this story , you might ask yourself why in the blazes is Winter staying after seeing Adrian’s dark & cruel side… than we meet Jeremy & than everything seems to fall into place for us Adrian is the epitome of the "morally grey character", he tends to be more morally evil, tbh I understand that behind his sociopath persona there’s a maltreated child but I think we’ll get more answers about both of their pasts in the second book and I really need this part to be clarified.

I didn't like that we had a secondary point of view from the male lead that didn't help my opinion. Again this is how the book was meant to come off and maybe I am burnt out but it just was not vibing with me. Winter got on my nerves, Adrian got on my nerves. Honestly just let me have Kolya, Yan, and Jeremy become some blended family and leave the couple alone to jump off somewhere and I'd be happy. The central character is Sara Ross, portrayed by Katherine Bailess . Everything seems to be going brilliantly when she marries the handsome and seemingly perfect Leo Friedman ( Damon Dayoub ). However, Sara grows suspicious when Leo starts to spend time away from home and shares her concerns with best friend Parker ( Ali Cobrin ). I keep rereading this because when you are still obsessed over an MC as I am obsessed with Adrian then you just need to keep on rereading the same books until you get over it (which I will not ever get over). Con Man: Leo marries several women at once. Not because he loves them - he wants control over their finances.

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Not me acting like I'm in an episode of Criminal Minds trying to figure out wtf is going on in this book & doing up FBI... Pros? the spice level is good and the H is a grumpy softie and does sweet aftercare. the h does have a good moments here and there (saving my yan ban) but still disappointed with this and myself for continuing to the next book overall. Vows of Deception" includes a convincing rise-and-fall structure of the central character Lucinda. Cheryl Ladd gives a star turn in eliciting sympathy for her character at the beginning. By the middle, Lucinda has turned into a gold digger. By the end, she has become a monster. Bro I just wanna fangirl at the things Adrian did for Lia. Like he literally held his hand to cover the roof of the car while she got in so her head wouldn’t hit the ceiling. I watched a kdrama where this actor did that and apparently this actor (Ji Sung) does this for his wife too, it’s the sweetest gesture ughh. When I read that Adrian did that I thought it was so sweet.