It’s finally here. Edge of Twilight is now available through Amazon.
This is the book I almost didn’t write, but I’m so glad I did. It’s turned out to be my favorite of the series. Here’s what an early reviewer says:
This story fluctuates between 1875 and present day. There are so many different layers that unfold in each time period that it held my attention from page one to the last.
Set near the small New Mexico town of Madeira, it offers keen insight into life in the 1800s and how a person can lose sight of what’s important when there’s the lure of hidden treasure. That theme carries forward into present day as well.
The author did a fantastic job of weaving these two storylines together in a seamless way. But the way she describes the settings really puts the reader there. It’s definitely a writing strength! If you are a lover of dual timelines, mysteries and secrets, this story is for you!! In my opinion, it’s the author’s best work to date!
Blurb:
Death comes to those who seek the treasure…
Two hours before her wedding, Blaire Edwards walks away from everything—comfortable home, lucrative job, accomplished fiancé—rather than bending to her mother’s pre-laid plans for her life. In a sad but serendipitous turn of events, Blaire inherits a 25,000-acre ranch from her maternal grandfather, a man she never met because she was told he died years earlier. Within days, she moves to Madeira, New Mexico, to claim her birthright despite knowing nothing about ranching or country living.
Employees quickly warm to her. Not only does she intend to keep operations as they are, but she’s nothing like her mom. Many remember Roslyn, and few have a favorable impression.
Blaire soon realizes her mother lied about a lot of things, but family secrets aren’t the only mysteries. A rash of rustling costs the ranch several head of cattle, unexplained lights linked to a legend about treasure appear on her property at twilight, someone nearly kills her dog, and one of the wranglers is murdered.
Then comes the most shocking news of all.
I’ve closed comments on today’s post because it’s an R&R day for me. No, not rest and relaxation, but release (of the book) and my first ever root canal.
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