Struggling with mounting debt and a need to become independent from her parents as her thirtieth birthday approaches, Natalie tells fantastical tales to the men she meets to cover up her undesirable traits, a practice that backfires when she meets a man she actually likes. By the author of Been There, Done That. Original. 25,000 first printing. From the author of Been There, Done That. Natalie Quackenbush is approaching thirty, drowning in debt-and did she mention she lives with her parents? Its the kind of small talk shed rather avoid. So she and her friends have found a new way to entertain themselves on the Scottsdale, Arizona singles scene: lying. Its an innocent game, but when Natalie meets a guy she actually likes-and wants to see again-how will she explain that her mother isnt actually insane? Or that she doesnt really work with convicted murderers? If she can find a way out of her lies without destroying this fragile new relationship along the way, she might just wind up with something real.
