Only one this week. I've been continuing to hold off on buying too many books so that I can catch up on the ones I already have.
Tell Me Something True by Leila Cobo, received from a contest at Drey's Library offered by Hachette Books.
From the back of the book: Gabriella Richards feels betrayed. Between her doting father in Hollywood and her grandmother's aristocratic family in Cali, Columbia, a few facts have been carefully hidden about her mother, whose tragic death shattered a picture-perfect marriage. Gabriella, now a classical pianist, has kept one foot in her grandmother's elegant, guarded world, visiting her every year. But this trip changes everything. In a dusty closet in a faded mansion, Gabriella finds her mother's diary, written just for her. And at a party of Cali's young and hip, she meets a man she can't resist. Soon, between her mother's shocking confessions and her new lover's secretive life, Gabriella will enter a season of pleasure, pain, and awakening - as she discovers that things are not always true or false, and that the words that matter most can be the most dangerous ones of all...
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