A small town, enemies-to-lovers romantic suspense from USA Today bestselling author Diane Benefiel She vowed never to trust again. He's determined to change her mind. Dory Morales has survived the unthinkable-her abusive ex-husband is in prison, but the scars he left behind still haunt her. Determined to rebuild a life for herself and her son, she's sworn off men and the dangers they can bring. No one will ever have power over her again. Hangman's Loss PD Captain Jack Morgan has kept his distance to give Dory time to heal. But with a new threat from her ex-husband, he's done with that. Jack…mehr
A small town, enemies-to-lovers romantic suspense from USA Today bestselling author Diane Benefiel She vowed never to trust again. He's determined to change her mind. Dory Morales has survived the unthinkable-her abusive ex-husband is in prison, but the scars he left behind still haunt her. Determined to rebuild a life for herself and her son, she's sworn off men and the dangers they can bring. No one will ever have power over her again. Hangman's Loss PD Captain Jack Morgan has kept his distance to give Dory time to heal. But with a new threat from her ex-husband, he's done with that. Jack doesn't just want to protect her - he wants her to finally recognize they belong together. But earning Dory's trust won't be easy, and the past isn't finished with her yet. Will she take a chance on the one man who would never let her fall-or will fear keep her heart locked away forever? Get your copy today! If you enjoyed Secret Lies and the Payback Mountain series, you're going to love Clear Intent of the High Sierras series, which can be read as a standalone.
National Readers' Choice Award winner for her novel, Solitary Man, Diane Benefiel has been an avid reader all her life. She enjoys a wide range of genres, from westerns to fantasy to mysteries, but romance has always been a favorite. She writes what she loves best to read - emotional, heart-gripping romantic suspense novels. She likes writing romantic suspense because she can put the hero and heroine in all sorts of predicaments that they have to work together to overcome.
A native Southern Californian, Diane enjoys nothing better than summer. For a high school history teacher, summer means a break from teenagers, and summer allows her to spend her early mornings immersed in her current writing project. With both kids living out of the house, in addition to writing, she enjoys camping and gardening with her husband.
