About Out-Break:
The poetry book is contained in it the written poems of -cvenswrites covering the theme of sad feeling, thought, and hope to be saved . We all go through these moments and so, this poetry work will be something everyone can relate with.
Featured Interview With Michael Falls
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I was born in Espanola Ontario Canada, and adopted at an early age, raised in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario but moved to Alberta in my late teens where I currently still reside. I am recently widowed so at present it’s just me and dog Frankie. Since my earliest memories I have had words and ideas running rampant through my mind , often making concentration on other task difficult , as a child I didn’t recognize it either a gift or a talent and i would be well into middle age before putting pen to paper and paper and releasing those words. For the most part I consider what I write to be lyrics, I had to pushed in the poetic direction , granted in some cases , mine especially , not much separates the two and the bulk of my inspiration come from modern Era lyricist such as Kurt Cobain, Mark Lanegan , Jim Morrison and Gary Numan to name a few .I lean toward the darker side of our existence , like a lonesome stroll on a deserted beach in late fall when the lake is still and the water black.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
It started with comic books when I was perhaps 8 years old and eventually matured to novels like Hardy Boys and Tarzan , later into adulthood it would be Stephen King, Dean Kuntz and the Mother of all fantasy , Lord of the Rings. I always imagined myself as a writer and I did periodically approach the idea but I think I lacked the maturity and had yet to experience the things that eventually define my writing, any serious attempts would occur until 2017, they continue til present day.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
As stated earlier I do lean more to music and in fact have never really read poetry, I consider Stephen King’s The Stand to be one of our times great literary works, also Twilight Eyes by Dean Kuntz , great reading but don’t inspire my writing, that comes from Nirvana unplugged, Mark Lanegan Bubblegum, Blind Melon Soup, or my all time favorite song since I was 15 years old All Mixed Up by The Cars.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
My latest book , like its predecessor , is a collection of dark and often introspective poetry that although personal still are very relatable to all readers, especially any who’s ever dealt with depression and loss. Hence the title Walking Through The Ruins.
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Featured Interview With Sarah P. Blanchard
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I’m a New England farmer at heart, raised on a dairy-and-horse farm in Connecticut. I’ve also lived on the Big Island of Hawaii and in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, where several of my short stories and my debut novel, Drawn from Life, is set.
I earned a B.A. in English from the University of Connecticut and an M.B.A. from Nichols College, before working for many years in communications and marketing. On side journeys, I’ve also been a volunteer firefighter, radio news anchor, talk show host, magazine editor, website developer, horse trainer, grantwriter, and facilities supervisor for a large astronomy observatory. I also taught English and communications for five years at the University of Hawaii-Hilo.
I’m now dividing my time between western North Carolina and northeastern Connecticut, where my husband and I have family. I have a horse named Cody and a (very) small dog, a poodle-shitzu mix named Mitzi.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
I can’t remember how old I was when I began reading, but I clearly remember devouring my mother’s collection of Reader’s Digest condensed books the summer I was ten, while tending my vegetable stand in the front yard. I began writing stories around the same time. My first writing award came in seventh grade, when I won a statewide prize for nonfiction prose and decided I was hot stuff. After many years in the corporate world, I began writing (serious) fiction and realized I needed to work a lot harder on my craft. Several of my poems and stories have been published, and the story “Playing Chess with Bulls” was a finalist for the 2021 Doris Betts Fiction Prize. I’m active in several writers’ groups and workshops.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
Rural life and the natural world have strongly influenced my writing, as have the works of Southern writers Barbara Kingsolver, Charles Frazier, and Ron Rash. I also love the British mysteries of Ann Cleeves and Elizabeth George. Joyce Carol Oates and Margaret Atwood are my inspirations for the darker aspects of human nature.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
After reading a 2017 article in The New Yorker (“The Shame and Sorrow of the Accidental Killer” by Alice Gregory), I became intrigued by the various ways people deal with moral injury. I began writing a story about two young women who are also cousins, one haunted by guilt and the other seemingly unencumbered by a conscience. The story became the novel Drawn from Life, set in the Blue Ridge Mountains. It also explores themes of bullying, family loyalty, secrets and betrayals. Begun during the pandemic, it took me almost four years to write–mostly because it turned from a mostly literary exploration of moral injury into a high-stakes psychological mystery.
Here’s the back-cover blurb:
Life-changing tragedy. Conflicting memories. Is she a killer or a victim?
Emma Gillen is haunted by guilt. Almost a decade after surviving a deadly car crash, she’s held hostage by long-term damage to her body and no recollection of that tragic event. Then her volatile cousin Lucy returns, needing money and bringing chaos. Emma must decide if she should bargain with the beautiful, untrustworthy Lucy—a possible witness to the crash—to uncover their shared past.
All bargains carry risk. As Lucy grows more desperate and greedy, Emma suspects there’s more at stake than just money. Struggling with shame, night terrors, and her own unreliable memory, Emma accepts help from a compassionate detective. But the choice remains hers alone: Can she find the strength to free herself from the danger of her cousin’s destructive power, or will Lucy bring everything crashing down?
Kirkus Reviews calls Drawn from Life a “skillfully executed story of suspense with compellingly complex characters….A well-crafted thriller about memories regained.”
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Featured Interview With Joyce A. Connelley
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I was born and raised in the Los Angeles area and later moved the Bay Area where I lived for over 30 years. In 2005 my husband and I relocated to the DFW area where we now live. We acquired a long-established organic gardening store in Fort Worth called Marshall Grain Company, founded in 1946. Since then, we have expanded into landscape design and installation and developed it into the leading organic garden center in the DFW area. Under my leadership as Vice President of Marketing, Marshall Grain Co. has been ranked nationally as a Top 100 independent garden center and is one of the largest independent organic garden centers in Texas. I have been personally honored by a number of civic organizations, including the Daughters of the American Revolution, for my advocacy in the fields of environmental awareness, conservation, and sustainability, as well as a proponent of animal welfare causes. In addition to the 3 cats we have at home, we have 3 that live in our retail store and are often featured in our advertising and on our social media pages.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
I started secretly writing fiction in the middle of the night when I was about 8 or 10. By the time I was a sophomore in high school I knew I wanted to be a journalist. I worked on my high school paper and landed a job at 16 with the Whittier Daily News. Eventually I moved into technical writing for technology companies, and ultimately gravitated toward marketing writing. For over 20 years I supported myself as a freelance writer until we moved to Texas and acquired Marshall Grain. During my years as a freelancer, I published two books, both non-fiction. The first was a technology book called Bar Code and the IBM PC, co-written by myself and Russ Adams and published by Helmers Publishing in 1986. The other was one of a series of classroom history books written for those with reading difficulties published by David S. Lake.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
My favorite fiction genre is espionage, and of course, the master of that genre is John le Carre. Most of my reading, however, is in non-fiction categories: history, archaeology, and other sciences. I love American classics such as Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn and John Steinbeck’s East of Eden.
One of my favorite authors is Edgar Allen Poe. I also love the humor of James Thurber and Emma Bombeck.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
“Reunion in Stringtown:Finding Faith, Family, and Healing” is the summation of more than 25 years of searching for my birth family and a lifetime of wondering who gave me up and why. I hope my story will help shatter the myths about adoption that it is somehow a “blessing” that you were unwanted and that your adopters are heroic saviors. In truth most adoptees are traumatized once by their original abandonment and abused again by the parents who supposedly “saved” them. My work attempts to show how we can become whole only by first acknowledging the truth and then by walking through the fire of recovery.
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About Featured Book: Handbook for Enlightenment and Ascension by Jonathan Parker
DELVE INTO THE DEPTHS OF SPIRITUAL REALIZATION AND DISCOVER THE CLEAR PATH TO TAKE TO ENLIGHTENMENT! Are you tired of searching high and low for detailed explanations on your spiritual journey and ascension? Do you want to find the hidden secrets for relief from your struggles and feeling stuck? You truly can achieve enlightened consciousness with lasting happiness and peace when you know how.
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About Featured Book: The Art of Perception: Crafting a World of Love and Healing by Rev. E. M. Whitefeather
Discover the Elixir of Emotional Alchemy
Embark on a transformational odyssey with “The Art of Perception: Crafting a World of Love and Healing”, a book that reveals the profound secrets within your mind’s eye. Journey through the veils of your own perceptions and uncover the key to a life brimming with harmony, forgiveness, and heartfelt connections.
The tapestry of this book weaves together a compendium of wisdom, offering guidance to harness the latent power of your perceptions. Delve into the inner workings of your consciousness in The Power of Perception, unearthing insights that illuminate your path to personal wellness. Learn how the subtle art of balancing perceptions allows you to summon a wellspring of inner peace and optimism.
Foster a spirit of resilience and grace with The Practice of Forgiveness, and let the elixir of gratitude suffuse your life with its transformative magic. As you explore each chapter, unlock the potential within yourself to shape a world made brighter through the gifts of free will, mindful choice, and intentional living.
As you tread the path towards self-empowerment, “The Art of Perception” bestows upon you practical tools and exercises designed for an awakening. Traverse the realm of relationship dynamics with newfound insight, elevating every interaction with compassion and empathy. Grasp the altruistic principles of Heart Influenced Perceptions in Leadership and Service and step forward as a beacon of inspirational leadership.
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About Featured Book: Save Him by William M. Hayes
Rydel Scott, a brilliant scientist working at a secret military lab, accidentally discovers time travel while working on a project designed to save wounded soldiers in the field. Rydel’s dying sister, a nun, tells Rydel that she has received a message from God – save Jesus from the cross… This eight-time award winner is also available on audio.
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About Too Cold To Handle: An 80s Church Lady Novella by Riley Blake:
Too Cold to Handle, the third novella in the 80s Church Lady Mini-Series, is set in the Christian Women’s Club Mystery series.
About Too Cold To Handle:
When a small-town church picnic becomes ground zero for a crime scene, fingers are pointed at those with access to a particular poison. As the suspect pool gains momentum, a televangelist becomes a person of interest. Soon, Baduga residents begin to question one another as Harper Kay lands in the middle of a crime scene. And some believe that wherever the young church secretary goes, trouble is sure to follow.
About Shadows and Fury:
“Shadows and Fury” was born from my creative vision during my time in Oxford back in 1995. As both the writer and the illustrator, I poured my heart and soul into crafting each tale with intricate prose and bringing them to life with my own illustrations.
Within the pages of “Shadows and Fury,” readers will find themselves transported to a world where darkness and magic intertwine in captivating ways. Each story is a testament to the complexities of human nature, exploring themes of love, loss, and redemption.
Working on both the writing and the illustrations allowed me to fully immerse myself in the creative process, weaving together intricate plots and rich characters I invite readers to join me on a journey through enchanted forests, treacherous kingdoms, and the depths of the human soul.
“Shadows and Fury” is more than just a collection of fairytales; it’s a reflection of my passion for storytelling and my dedication to the craft of illustration. It’s my hope that this collection will inspire readers to rediscover the magic of fairytales and embark on their own creative adventures.
About A Citzen of All Times:
The Schönaus are a German family from the educated middle class who, at the beginning of the story, in 1913, lead a comfortable and peaceful life in Leipzig. The three children Charlotte, Dorothea and Heinrich – all named after characters from Goethe’s works – are raised in a humanistic spirit with high moral values. Life seems stable and the future is promising. But the turbulent 20th century soon descends upon the Schönaus. The first volume accompanies the family through World War I and the shattering of their familiar world. During the turbulent years of the Weimar Republic, in a politically unstable time, the three Schönau children take their first steps into adult life. While Charlotte’s sister Dorchen enjoys the liberal cultural life in Berlin, her brother Heinrich is drawn to the wrong circles. Charlotte herself experiences the versatility of being a university student and suffers the first painful loss of her life.
About The Best Travel Guide San Diego: A Cicerone’s View of Top Attractions, Hidden Gems, Restaurants, Beaches, Activities to Explore in San Diego by Loren J. Frost:
Embark on an unparalleled adventure with The Best San Diego Travel Guide, it is meticulously crafted by me a seasoned traveler and San Diego devotee. This guide isn’t just a collection of destinations; it’s a gateway to experiencing the heart and soul of San Diego through the eyes of someone who fell in love with the city and made it their home for over 15 years.
Key Features of The Book:
Pre-Trip Essentials: Navigate the logistics of getting to San Diego, from air travel tips to navigating the border, ensuring your journey begins on the right foot.
Must-Visit Attractions: Explore a curated selection of attractions, including the sun-soaked Coronado Beach, the serene Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, and the bustling Gaslamp Quarter. Each location is presented with Frost’s personal insights, guaranteeing an authentic experience.
Adrenaline-Pumping Adventures: For the thrill-seekers, discover top spots for parasailing, sky diving, and roller-coaster rides that promise to elevate your heart rate.
Culinary Delights: Indulge in San Diego’s gastronomic wonders. From rooftop Japanese delicacies at Lumi to the unparalleled French cuisine at Jeune et Jolie, savor meals that cater to every palate.
Family Fun: Enjoy wholesome activities tailored for family enjoyment, ensuring memorable experiences for all ages.
Hidden Gems: Unveil San Diego’s secret spots, from the historic allure of Old Town State Historic Park to the eclectic vibes of North Park.
Nightlife and Day Trips: Experience the vibrant nightlife and plan day excursions that reveal the diverse culture and beauty of San Diego.
Practical Tips: From transportation advice to emergency contacts, this guide equips you with the knowledge to navigate the city with ease.
L.J. Frost’s The Best San Diego Travel Guide is more than just a travel book; it’s an invitation to fall in love with San Diego. Whether you’re a solo adventurer, a family on vacation, or a couple seeking romantic escapes, this guide holds the key to unlocking the best that San Diego has to offer. Prepare to create lasting memories as you explore, taste, and discover the real San Diego through the eyes of a true aficionado.
Your adventure starts now. Welcome to San Diego, as you’ve never seen it before.
About BLOOD RIVER:
A silent killer stalks the north woods of Minnesota. When two anglers are murdered on a remote island, sheriff Dave Trask enlists the help of his identical twin, Don, to track down a killer bent on revenge.
About Commanding Sia by Zoe Dawson:
Separated by loss. . .reunited by duty…
When Lieutenant Ambrosia “Sia” Soto returns from an investigation into a “pilot error” case aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. James McCloud, she comes face to face with NCIS Special Agent and former lover, Christophe Vargas, the man who was involved in an F-18 Fighter Jet accident that took her brother’s life six years ago. But when another incident aboard the carrier involves the death of a senator’s son whose plane crashed into the deck on a routine training mission, she’s now required to return to the carrier with Chris in tow to face a cunning and dangerous foe. Bombarded both personally and professionally, Sia must trust her instincts and suppress the feelings that surface for her enigmatic and sexy partner.
Featured Interview With Lauri Cruver Cherian
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
My name is Lauri Cruver Cherian. I am a proud native of Gig Harbor, Washington. I’ve resided in Texas for three decades teaching ESL to adults and children. I became an author in 2022 publishing my first book of poetry about growing up on the beach, my second book is about becoming brave. I’m about to publish my first children’s chapter book. I have a dog, Gracie. She sits beside me in her chair as I write.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
On the school bus in 3rd grade, my friend, Jenny and I used to share books. I started writing poetry in high school but didn’t pick it up again until COVID.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
As an elementary school teacher, I have loved Richard Scary, Jan Brett, Arnold Lobel and Maurice Sendak to name just a few of the classics. I enjoy historical fiction and just finished writing a book. I am inspired by relationships, family history, and by nature.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
I just published Brave as Thistles; it is a beautiful poignant book of poetry about becoming brave through the speed bumps in life. Look for my children’s chapter book, Four Anxious Armadillos coming this next month.
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Featured Interview With Marie Moldovan
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I am a Saskatchewan native and Ontario immigrant. Some would call me a reverse snowbird, who feels most comfortable surrounded by snowcapped mountains.
Nomadic by nature, I am multifaceted and have mastered many skills. I dub myself a jack of many trades and master of some. However, because I have acquired a plethora of diplomas spanning the educational spectrum, my mother (May she be at peace) on the contrary would call me a professional student.
I accredit my adaptability to the training I received as a Canadian Forces medic, and My artistic ability to my family. Both attributes have aided me along my journey from points of homelessness and despair to place of stability and optimism I have arrived at today.
In 2018, I was diagnosed with service-related PTSD, and within the same breath of time became a widow.
Unresolved trauma, and the loss of my husband caused me to skirt the edges of insanity. Faced with losing complete touch with reality, I returned to writing and art.
In a sense writing and art saved my life, at least that’s my claim. Fortunately, for the world, my choice to embrace creation has led me to captain a new life as a publisher, illustrator, writer and artist.
I am the author of 20 years of Winter and currently run the publication organization, aptly named, I Ain’t Your Marionette. My book is an autobiographical collection of poetry and art. I published it in hopes to make a way for others who have suffered similar traumas to feel safe knowing that they are not alone nor are they to blame for their experiences. 20 Years of Winter is Marie’s source of empowerment offered to those victims to stand up to their perpetrators and to speak out against victim shaming.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
At an early age book became the highlight of my life. I over escaping into new worlds snd would read for hours. I wrote my first manuscript at 12.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
In the worn chambers of my beating heart, where hope whispers and ink nourishes my soul, I secretly shelter a love for words. As a child, I spun my imagination with the golden threads of prose, lost in the dark fairytale realm of Rumpelstiltskin, or the horrors of John Grisham. For me books were my secret doorways, portals to secret gardens and realms of mystery.
But now, I find myself a Ferryman of voices—the guide of narratives, the oarsman of reality. For I publish the words of others, those brave marionettes who bare their heart on the paper.
Michael Falls: His sentences are like symphonies, each a masterpiece of harmony.
Alycia Hodge: She grills emotions with metaphor — her lines sometimes medium rare and other times raw enough to stake a vampire.
Emma Hilson-Gregory: Her rhymes free the soul from darkness.
Joe Mykut: writes with child-like wonder.
Marten Hoyle: He gives voice to the lost souls of imagination.
Together, they form a constellation of inspiration—a celestial library where honesty and creativity dance, where ink-stained hearts find solace. And so, dear interlocutor, let us turn these pages together, for within them lies the magic of countless worlds.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
“20 Years of Winter” is my latest creation, it is a powerful collection of autobiographical poetry and that delves into the dark and challenging aspects of my life as a soldier. I published it in hopes to make a way for others who have suffered similar traumas to feel safe knowing that they are not alone nor are they to blame for their experiences. 20 Years of Winter is my source of empowerment offered to those victims to stand up to their perpetrators and to speak out against victim shaming.
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About U.S. Marine Vietnam Sacrifice:
U.S. Marine Vietnam Sacrifice is a memoir of Raymond Isaac Lindsey, a Vietnam veteran, and his experiences before, in and after the Vietnam War, written by his wife, Crystal Mary Lindsey. At nineteen, Raymond (Ray) often fought against children recruited by the Viet Cong. The experience left him with physical and mental injuries. His therapy and treatment in Japan caused more harm, and when he returned home, he experienced symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Despite having a loving family and friends, Ray felt like he was in another world most of the time, which affected his relationships. He could not sleep because of his narcolepsy, and when he finally closed his eyes, he had nightmares. Ray eventually met Crystal, an Australian nurse whose father had experienced PTSD. The two fell in love, and she brought light into his dark life and helped him confront his demons.
About Transplanted Evil:
Elizabeth Bennington is a shy young girl raised in privilege with a distant and uncaring father and a doting and overly protective mother outside of Boston in the neighboring town of Charlestown. Yet, despite coming from wealth, Elizabeth was born with a congenital heart condition, leading to bullying at school, hopelessness, and a failed suicide attempt rescued by her parents. She is sent to Bourneville psychiatric hospital, where she undergoes transformative therapy sessions, dramatically improving her outlook on life. She is released after a year. But Elizabeth has a secret: she can see into the future and is haunted by recurring nightmares foreshadowing unspeakable acts of murder involving a mysterious young man with hair the color of a raven splattered with blood. Marty Bowles attends school with Elizabeth and is madly in love with her, almost obsessed with her. Marty’s propensity for violence at school, his depraved lust for killing stray animals, and his involvement with the black arts, including demonic worship, conjuring a demon named Kashgar, and possession, directly threaten her. Could Marty be the mysterious young man in her nightmares who will stop at nothing to gain her love and unite them with his sinister plan?
About Chloe’s Secrets/Los secretos de Chloe:
Chloe’s Secrets/Los secretos de Chloe is a bilingual historical non-fiction picture book, written in English and Spanish. It is now An Amazon Best Sellers under 3 categories! This title is the “pilot” book for what will be a new series titled Isabella & Chloe by Authors María Retana, Miles Last, and illustrator Salva Ferrando. María Retana’s source of inspiration for the above title was her collection of dolls. She recounts the tale of slavery in the South during the 1800s from the perspective of a seven-year-old. It was written with great care. Chloe will share her life story with Isabella, who is a child of the same age and currently living in the states. Chloe knows all about family unity and sacrifice. Join her in this journey of sadness and happiness.
Mr. Salva Ferrando illustrates this period in American history with sensitivity, which instills joy rather than sorrow. He will show slavery times in a truthful and powerful way. Recommended Ages 9-12
About Featured Book: His Five Night Stand: Steamy Second Chance Contemporary Romance by Emma Thorne
Five scorching nights, two fragile hearts, one broken rule…
Five nights with a gorgeous man will make her forget her ex forever. At least that’s what Callie’s neighbor promised when Callie moves into a new apartment building. Devastated by her boyfriend’s confession that he’s in love with another woman, Callie can’t imagine anything could heal her broken heart.
Loss has brought Theo to his knees before, so he knows just how to repair Callie’s shattered confidence. After five nights in his arms, she’ll leave her heartache behind, give voice to her deepest desires and be ready to forge a real, lasting love with someone new…it just won’t be him.
Theo can give Callie back her voice and teach her to ask for what she wants from her lover, but what if she asks for more than he can give? Will he break his only rule – no falling in love – for her?
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About Featured Book: His Two Hidden Masks: Steamy International Billionaire Romance by Emma Thorne
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What happens when a runaway bride meets a billionaire with a secret…
Bella Uzano never planned on being a runaway bride. She’s disappointed her family, made an enemy of her ex-fiance and can’t see a way back into anyone’s good graces. But then again, being a good girl is highly overrated.
One moonlit night in Venice, Bella tumbles into the arms and bed of a gorgeous stranger. This beautiful man is only a mask and a first name, and he gives Bella everything she needs with his lips, his hands and his body. Bella wakes up alone craving more pleasure and a renewed resolve to follow her dreams despite her family’s disapproval.
Bella’s passion and family loyalty will be tested when she discovers her new lover is one of the billionaire Street brothers, and his eyes are set on more than acquiring Bella’s family’s business. As Bella tries to resist the magnetic pull of his touch, she will discover he’s hid more from her than just his name.
As she battles her own family, it seems everyone in the Uzano household has also been keeping well-guarded secrets.
How far will Bella go to save her family and her dreams? What will she do when she uncovers the secret about her past and the truth behind the man she can’t resist and his two hidden masks?
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