One Day Home
Compared to the Assisted Living Facility, the cabin quickly reveals itself as the oasis she always needed to lift her spirits. An oasis that is invaded promptly by non-stop parties from noisy summer breakers. But not if they can come up with a plan to chase the group off. A plan that seems to be working until Mary realizes that she may not want everyone gone. Noah is quickly becoming her confidant. His views on death and life, challenge her in ways that she never would have expected.
However, her little escape from the facility wasn't exactly approved. And her children are determined to find her and bring her back home. She's suddenly torn between losing the life she's creating for herself and maintaining the one she agreed to with her family. Mary soon realizes that freedom isn't where you live. It's having the courage to follow your heart even when it's leading you down an unpaved path.
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Lilah's life has taken a turn for the worse and grief is her new homeland. But her cousin Inara is intent on helping her new homeland. But her cousin Inara is intent on helping her kick depression to the curb. Efforts that seem to pay off when she meets a man named Matthias.
Matthias is usually too busy with the organization to hang out in nightclubs. But when he runs across a beautiful woman that confuses him for someone else he is intrigued, to say the least. Maybe that's why he's got his handler looking for her all over NC.
Ultimately, their relationship is filled with more than enough heat to burn them both. But Lilah isn't sure she's ready to forfeit her morality to date a mob boss. Yet, death haunts them both, and they may never find the truth without each other.
Can they strike a balance between good and evil to bring down the King Pin responsible for both their suffering?
Poison and Wine is a must-read in this duology, A Perilous Trust. If you like mobster billionaires, sexy tension, with plenty of suspense, then you'll love the conclusion to Paige Lynn Hill's romantic suspense duology.
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Lane Orr finds herself losing her job permanently after her final appeal. This sends her on a downward spiral that lands her in rehab after she suffers an overdose.
When Lane temporarily goes missing the last place, Clay Hearst expects to find her is in rehab. He's especially thrown when he finds out his mother is the reason she's there. But he never thought Lane would pull away.
Their love is temporarily pushed aside as they battle sobriety in rehab. But as they find themselves, they may end up seeing less in each other. Will, they finally be able to answer the question: Can we be sober together?
Or will this rehab center make quick work with their love life?
Another Virtue is the engaging last installment in the NA DARK ROMANCE Duet, The University Alley Novels. If you like recovering, transformative characters with a lot of heart, you'll love Paige Lynn Hill's intense novels.
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Lane Orr never expected to find love when she was passed over for a new promotion. Instead, she’ll be babysitting a bunch of Frat boys as there Den Mother. But she’s not the only new kid on the scene. A transfer from France will wreak havoc in her life.
Clay Hearst transferred to America for one reason only. Access to more drugs. When his Den Mother discovers his drug habit, he will pull her into the destructive tornado that is his life. Now he has two ways to avoid his troubles.
But as Lane discovers that two secrets are worse than none. She beings to wonder if she’ll be able to keep her teaching job and hold on to Clay at the same time. So she demands that he join an N.A. meeting to get clean. However, will the people in her support group, help her realize that she’s already picked up Another Vice?
Another Vice is a DARK ROMANCE containing mature themes that might make some readers uncomfortable. That includes: Drug use, suicide, and sexual abuse. This twisted tale is not intended for the fainthearted.
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