Laura Carpenter

The Ties That Made Us (Delvin Grove, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

✨ Some loves never die. Some secrets never stay buried. ✨

They were childhood soulmates, torn apart by violence, silence, and choices no one should have to make.

Now he's back - older, famous, and a stranger with the same haunted blue eyes as the boy she lost... and the son she's raising alone.

Set in Belfast, where the past is never truly buried and loyalty can cost you everything, their reunion cracks open old wounds, buried truths, and a love that never really died. But in a city fractured by politics and pain, can love survive what life has carved into them?

The Ties That Made Us is the first novel in the Devlin Grove saga - a sweeping, emotional journey of young motherhood, found family, and second chances. For fans of deeply rooted romance, Irish family drama, and protective boys who never stopped loving the girl next door, this book will break your heart... and then give it back whole.

A Devlin Grove Novel. Emotional. Cinematic. Unforgettable.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Laura Carpenter
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231748372
• Artikelnr.: 74856695

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About the Author

Laura Carpenter writes cinematic, emotionally charged romance and thrillers with Irish heart, razor-edged stakes, and lived-in tenderness. Her stories blend love and danger, intimacy and aftermathwhere every bruise has meaning and every act of mercy leaves a mark.

Born and raised in Dublin and Belfast, Laura builds entire worlds rooted in realism, resilience, and the quiet power of connection. Her work explores the edges of devotionhow far we'll go to protect the people and places we love, and what forgiveness really costs when the storm clears.

When she isn't finishing another book, she's already plotting the next oneusually over strong tea, soft music, and too many notes in the margins.