The Liar Nora Roberts Novels & Stories

I was getting ready to bring my girlfriend home to meet my mother when Rosalind Whitehall suddenly went silent. I was starting to panic when a notification popped up on my phone. It was a wedding livestream from a couple with 1,000,000 followers. "Looking back, the laughter and joy of that wedding celebration made it the happiest moment of my life. Mr. Grosvenor, I'm counting on you for the rest of my life." "We promised that once we hit 1,000,000 followers, the groom would finally show his face. A promise is a promise." In the video, Rosalind stood in a wedding dress and gently exchanged rings with a man. Our mutual friends flooded the comments. [Five years, and we finally got to watc

“Emails. Payments. Proof that Nathan and Alessandro colluded to manipulate the board, falsify financials, and frame Montez Vitalio. Proof that they bribed officers and buried evidence.” A collective gasp tore through the crowd. She flipped another page which the projector screen simultaneously turned to. “And here you can see witness statements tying Nathan directly to the incident that framed me as a gold digger. A plot he staged, then tried to pin on me.” The room erupted into chaos. Gasps, and shouts rang loudly and flashes from cameras could be seen exploding like fireworks. Rhea’s face drained of color, and she rose abruptly from her seat not being able to keep her composure anymore. “Y

Nora never dared look me in the eye for more than two seconds, she's an idiot who always obeys my orders, and I managed to lie to her for three years. 'Nora is so stupid. I know she has a good heart and is so trusting, which has made her often taken advantage of by others. If I were her, I wouldn't want to live in this house, and I might choose to go to another pack or become a rogue.' I looked down; the warriors were exercising, running around the pack.

Her shrill voice immediately drew everyone's attention. My gaze darkened as I hissed, "Let go!" But as foolish as ever, she refused to back down. She clamped her hand around mine, refusing to let go as she began shouting in the cafe. "Everyone, look at this gold-digger! She faked her own mother's cancer just to swindle money out of her husband! After her mother died because of her, she latched onto her husband again and took his house and car. Now, she's out here spreading lies about him having asthenospermia!"

“It’s none of my business. Your mother was already in poor health and should’ve died long ago. It’s good that she died. Think of it as payment for my mother’s life. I didn’t do anything wrong.” She kept denying everything and used her mother’s death as an excuse. I lowered my head and took out her mother’s medical record from the drawer. My mother left it before she died. My tone turned cold. “Jaime, you knew long ago that your mother’s surgery had a very low chance of success. You kept lying to yourself. Doctors aren’t all‑powerful. They can’t bring the dead back to life. You spent ten years torturing my mother and me, blaming everything on us. Now my mother is dead, and I won’t live much l

She nodded and opened her bag to bring out the evidence. Nora smiled. "Team leader, here is the record about what had happened yesterday. You will know who is lying and who is telling the truth. Wait and listen to it." She said. Nora is the opposite of me. She's feisty and sassy and hates unlawful acts. She doesn't allow bad things to happen to good people for some reason. For a few weeks, I've to get to know more about her kind of person. She drops it on the table. "This is..." Brizo says, trying to take it.

She instinctively started stuttering, “No —Nora knows nothing, I —swear.” Anthony shot his eyes. Kayla became a liar over the years, the kind of liar that sealed her lies with swears. He'd known Kayla and Nora as friends that shared everything with each other. Nora came very early when he hadn't taken his medications, he read her mind when she said ‘If only the imposter hadn't killed her already’. Nora was tight-lipped, but mind readers must hear her. Kayla closed her eyes and blew a heavy breath the moment he left. Then something called to mind. He shuddered so vigorously, didn't he?

“I am sorry Rose, I didn’t mean to scare you, I just have been so carried away that I haven’t had time to call, promise I will try and call often from now on, I got into a little accident,” Nora added that bit while looking at Luca, he didn’t look moved by what she had said but she knew not to push it. “Accident? What accident?” Rose asked with concern, lacing her words. “Rose, it is a minor accident and I am fine, I called to let you know I am good because I know you will be worried sick about me,” Nora lied about her accident, there was nothing minor about what she was going through right now and it was certainly not an accident but the devil was in the room with her and was listening to t

"Are you out of your damn mind? Lizzie is my wife. We're legally married. We've got papers! How dare you try to steal her back right in front of me! I'll kill you!" He lunged, but I stopped him with a hand on his arm. "Don't waste your energy on trash like him." I pulled out my phone and played the recordings of Sheldon cheating with Riley. The crowd turned fast. "So he’s the cheater, not her! Look at the way he treated his kids. He deserves this." "Exactly. He was cruel first—she just fought back." "This man's got no shame. If karma's real, he's getting it right now."

My blood ran cold. What is she talking about? Nora’s smirk deepened as she lowered the phone slowly, like she couldn’t wait to drop her next line. “Oh, Carmen,” she sighed, as if she pitied me. “Still clinging to half-truths, huh?” I narrowed my eyes, trying to steady my breath. “What the hell are you talking about, Nora?” She leaned against the pipe across from me, casually crossing her arms like we were in a classroom, not a concrete prison. “You keep thinking I ruined you and Blake. That I was the big bad wolf in your fairytale.” Her lips curled.