An emotional and dramatic novel that achieves the difficult task of blending themes of trauma, healing, and romantic love.- Kirkus Review

Emotionally jarring and purposefully disturbing, D F Kennedy's fictional story that has roots in true events is one that will touch you on a personal level and leave you craving the next installment.- Indies Today

Teeming with drama, action, and romance, D. F. Kennedy's powerfully evocative romantic suspense novel, The Truth, follows a debut author's turbulent and astonishing life after the release of her first revealing book.

Dahlia Frost, a military veteran, turns her life's story into the best-selling novel Daddy Issues, written under the pseudonym of Frances Slater. When her identity is mysteriously revealed, Dahlia's ex-boyfriend, Roland Hughes, now an A-list Hollywood actor, complicates her life further when their long overdue reunion happens in the public's insatiable eye.

While the book tops the charts, not everyone is happy with her success or her and Roland's rekindled relationship. Family fallouts and death threats follow, and she is forced to confront her estranged relationship with her mother. Buried secrets begin digging their way out from the rubble of her past, and Dahlia may not live to fight them off this time.

A psycho-drama of trauma, healing, and romance, The Truth will take you on an intense journey of twists and turns that will keep you up late into the night and longing for more.