One Thing I Know by Kara Isaac

• Paperback: 384 pages
• Publisher: Howard Books (February 19, 2019)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1982103345
• ISBN-13: 978-1982103347

About the Book:

Rachel Somers is America’s #1 relationship coach—America just doesn’t know it. Rachel writes the books, but her Aunt Donna plays the face of the operation. Living in fear of their secret being exposed, Rachel has no choice but to keep up the charade or lose the big money required to care for her father. With the deadline for their next book closing in, Rachel finds herself out of inspiration and running out of time. The last thing she needs is her aunt and publicist concocting a harebrained scheme to join forces with some radio star in the hope it will help deliver the elusive next book idea.

Lucas Grant is a star of late night radio—though it’s come with an unexpected price of hordes of women who keep calling his sports show to ask him for relationship advice. They make his ratings look great, but they also mean he has to waste hours talking to people like Dr. Donna Somerville about feelings instead of his first love: football. When a big-time producer calls, it looks like his hard work is about to pay off. But the offer comes with a catch—the producer is convinced Dr. Donna is not what she seems and he wants Lucas to discover her secret. To do that, he needs to win over her tight-lipped assistant who holds the key to his success and—he begins to suspect—his heart. Can love find a way through the lies that force them apart?

My Thoughts:

In a nutshell...

Lies will eventually undo you.

The truth will set you free.

Have boxes of tissues handy.

Wow.

Kara Isaac is a gifted storyteller with books that hit you right in the feels, and One Thing I Know is no exception.  Dealing with well intended deception and a quest to make a name for oneself, OTIK pulls back the curtain behind the motives to what lies within the heart.

One thing I really cannot stand is being lied to.  What I'm learning is sometimes the most sincere people can get caught up in a web that entangles them and becomes larger than they intended.  The loving thing to do is to help unwrap the lie to get to the truth.

Unfortunately, not every character in OTIK has learned that lesson just yet.  You'll have to read the book to find out who hasn't yet arrived at that conclusion ( I know, I'm so terrible!).

One Thing I Know is highly recommended by ME!

Until the next read,

Deena

* I was provided a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author and volunteered for the opportunity to provide an honest, impartial review. I was not required to write a positive review, and all thoughts and opinions I have expressed are entirely my own.