Wish Upon A Sunset
Wish Upon A Sunset
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Prison was hell, but freedom might be worse. Emma Carter thought she'd paid her debt to society, but freedom brings its own prison of guilt and isolation. With two children she can barely see and a past that refuses to let her go, Emma fights to reclaim her life one grueling day at a time. Enter Logan Weston – a cop with a warrior's heart and eyes that see straight to Emma's soul. Their attraction is instant, electric, and absolutely terrifying for a woman who's sworn off trust. But Logan's gentle strength awakens something in Emma she thought long dead: hope. As their passion ignites, so does a twisted game of cat and mouse. A stalker lurks in the shadows, leaving bone-chilling messages that shatter Emma's hard-won peace. Logan vows to protect her, but the enemy remains frustratingly elusive. With the stakes rising and her past threatening to destroy her future, Emma must find the courage to love again – and the strength to confront a faceless evil. In a race against time and their own fears, Emma and Logan must unravel the stalker's identity before it's too late. Can love truly conquer all, or will the ghosts of the past steal their chance at happiness? "Wish Upon A Sunset" is a heart-pounding tale of love, redemption, and the courage to start over. Perfect for fans of gripping suspense with a touch of romance. Warning: this book is intended for readers 18+. It touches on sensitive subjects that may not be appropriate for everyone. There is a trigger list included in the beginning of the story. Read at your own risk. This is Book 1 of 2, so watch your step. There is a cliff at the end!
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Nicole Kimber is an Oregon-based author who's been spinning yarns since she could hold a crayon. When she's not crafting suspenseful literary fiction with a dash of romance (for that extra razzle-dazzle), she's busy avoiding stop lights and Porta Potties like they're going out of style-they're irrational fears, but she's not ashamed to admit it. Her first novel, inspired by true events, was nearly abandoned until her pint-sized cheerleaders (aged 7 and 6) convinced her to keep typing. Nicole's narrative style brings characters to life, though she firmly denies using witchcraft to do so. She's living proof that with enough coffee and kid-courage, anyone can turn their elementary school writing dreams into a full-fledged novel.