RomanceSuspense fiction

Flaming tree

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A compassionate woman haunted by her past. A mysterious man who leads her to love. And the dangerous secret that is stronger than both of them. Kelsey Stewart is not thinking of love or adventure when she visits her aunt at her peaceful seaside inn nestled in beautiful Carmel, California. But when she is urged to help in the recuperation of Jody Hammond, a young boy who fell from a sea cliff, she finds her troubled heart coming back to life. And soon she finds herself falling in love with Jody's father, the mysterious, handsome Tyler

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Suspense fiction
Gothic novels
Novelas Estadounidenses
Romantic thrillers
Set in: Monterey

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