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Calling You Out: Part Two: MM Friends to Lovers Romance Duet (Lovers and Liars Book 3)

Abigail Hunter
4.6 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

The deception has finally unraveled, and for Harry and Dom, there is nowhere left to hide. After months of Dom masquerading as Molly to keep Harry close, the truth has shattered the fragile foundation of their lifelong friendship. What began as a desperate attempt to stay in Harry’s life has transformed into a betrayal that threatens to destroy everything they built together. Now that the masks are off, the repressed feelings that defined their bond have surfaced with explosive intensity. Harry is left to grapple with the stinging reality of the lie, forcing him to decide if the man who deceived him is the same man he has secretly loved for years. Can forgiveness survive such a profound breach of trust, or is their connection broken beyond repair? This conclusion to the Lovers and Liars duet explores the raw, agonizing space between best friends and lovers. It is a story of high-stakes tension, emotional reckoning, and the messy, beautiful reality of discovering that the person you need most has been standing right in front of you all along. If you crave deep, character-driven angst and a hard-won happy ending, this journey toward truth and reconciliation is for you.

Customer Reviews

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Sycokittykat - Steff
May 15, 2026

It's messy but it's full of love

Best friends with repressed feelings for each other are finally faced with the truth. Will Harry be able to forgive Dom or will he end it all? I was all in with Harry and Dom. These two could have been together for years if that first night so long ago had been handled differently. Dom needed to be in Harry's orbit no matter what. Amazing how the two biggest miscommunication moments for these two started because one was drunk. Harry's fiance will be home soon and he now knows all those amazing and sexy moments he loved were not with her. Yes he had been thinking about Dom during the acts but knowing he was actually doing it all for him was more than he was prepared for. Betrayed but also still desperately wanting Dom has Harry all sorts of messed up. I love how much Dom loves his sisters. He put up with so much from his mother and the girls father. It was good that he needed to go check on them. He still thought about Harry and never stopped reaching out but the distance was a good thing. These two men were absolutely meant to be and I love them together. I hated Harry's fiance and this book makes me hate her even more. Harry deserved so much better. I absolutely loved seeing a plus sized MMC and his insecurity around it was so real. I loved the was Dom always referred to him as Handsome and couldn't wait to worship every inch of him. This was the perfect conclusion to their story. They definitely had to work for their happy ending and it was touch and go for a while.…
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CS
May 14, 2026
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Total Angst

Dom continues to pretend to be Molly on the phone. When Harry finally hears from Molly, he figures out it was Dom and it really hits the fan. After an all in hook up, Harry won't accept Dom's love. Dom remains steadfast repeating his love until Harry gets his act together. It's a messed up, convoluted situation, Harry's always wanted Dom but won't tell him. It's a constant push and pull, up and down, total angst until the realization sets in for them.
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Tracy Gratton
May 13, 2026

Best Ending ever!

This was the perfect conclusion to Harry and Dom’s story. The tension, angst, and emotional buildup had me stressed the entire time in the best way possible. I was constantly nervous about Harry finding out the truth, Dom continuing to hide it, and everything falling apart once Molly returned. What really stood out to me was Harry’s growth. I loved seeing him finally stand up for himself, communicate why he was hurt, and make Dom truly work for forgiveness. And yes, I absolutely enjoyed the groveling. Dom and Harry are both flawed characters, but that’s exactly why they work so well together. Dom’s devotion to Harry and his sisters made me love him even more, and the emotional payoff in Part Two felt completely worth it. I also appreciated the plus size representation and Harry’s struggles with self confidence. Those moments felt very real, and I loved how Dom constantly reminded him how loved and attractive he was. While Part One felt more focused on Harry, this one really felt like Dom’s story and gave the closure I wanted. Emotional, messy, swoony, and full of angst. Definitely recommend this duet if you love best friends to lovers with lots of tension and heart.