Bøger af Amanda Romine Lynch

Anabel Martin thought that the resolution of her father's murder would bring a resolution to her problems. After all, she was starting life over in a new place, with new friends, and new adventures, focusing on attending college and raising her daughter free from the distractions of Washington, DC. She was ready to move on.But a trip back to the District for Meghan's wedding stirs up old feelings and brings new life to old relationships. Matt is cold and distant, while Jared is caring and attentive. A woman from Matt's past, a bold public flirtation, and Anabel's desire to be truly loved lead her to a crossroads...and her final decision leaves her with more questions than answers.

Anabel Martin's world was destroyed the day her father was murdered. After spending seventeen years of her life trapped on a Top Secret island in the South Pacific, she now finds herself in Washington, DC in the care of her former politician brother and his unwelcoming wife. While she wants nothing more than to be left alone, instead she is thrust into the limelight as a key witness in the Congressional hearings investigating the murder of her father and the very existence of her former home. For Anabel, it's hard to concentrate on these proceedings when the thing she wants most in the world is for Jared Sorensen to die.What's even worse is that Jared is the only reason she's still alive.

"Anabel Martin hoped she might finally have a shot at normalcy. She has a beautiful daughter, a son on the way, and a husband who adores her. Life is good . . . But with Anabel Martin, there is no such thing as ""normal."" But when her husband Matt starts spending time with Jared Sorensen, his one-time romantic rival, Anabel starts to suspect that life is not at all what it seems. She's soon confronted with a journey she never thought she'd take--a journey through a world of secrets and lies she hoped she had left behind . . . and not everyone there can be trusted. Anabel is willing to travel to the island of Caereon--one more time--to make things right. But will returning to her past deprive her of her future?"