The Truth About Anderson

Kenneth Anderson has always believed one thing about women:

They leave. They lie. And if you let them get close enough, they will eventually hurt you.

So he learned to hurt first.

Charming, arrogant, and notoriously impossible to keep, Kenneth turns relationships into games-making girls feel special only to walk away before they can ever mean too much. To him, love is nothing more than another weakness he refuses to inherit from the people who broke his family.

Then he meets Margaux Alejandro.

Palaban. Stubborn. Brutally honest.

And unfortunately for Kenneth, she hates liars and cheaters almost as much as she hates him.

They are everything the other can't stand.

Margaux thinks Kenneth uses his past as an excuse to destroy people. Kenneth thinks Margaux sees the world in black and white because she has no idea what it feels like to be abandoned.

But the more they clash, the harder it becomes to ignore the things they accidentally uncover in each other.

And just when Kenneth begins realizing that Margaux may be the first person he can't simply charm, use, or forget, Keanna Adams enters their lives-a sharp-eyed photographer who notices what people reveal when they think no one is watching.

Especially Margaux.

Soon, what started as hatred becomes curiosity.

Curiosity becomes jealousy.

And feelings become much harder to deny when more than one heart is involved.

But romance isn't the only truth waiting for them.

Because behind Kenneth Anderson's hatred is a past he never fully understood.

Behind Margaux's anger is a love she never completely forgot.

And somewhere between the lies their families told, the memories they buried, and the people they're becoming, the truth is finally starting to surface.

Kenneth spent years learning how to make people fall for him.

But what happens when he becomes the one falling-and the truth about Anderson threatens to destroy everything he thought he knew?