Author: marybmoore
TabithaMoving to a new town isn’t easy, especially when it’s so you can bond with the half-sister you never knew existed until those ancestry DNA results came back. I took the leap and got a job at the school in Piersville as an art teacher and made an offer on the pretty little house that I’d seen online. What I never expected to find when I arrived was my sister catching her husband cheating on … catching her husband cheating on her, and then getting arrested for no reason by the Sheriff, Dave Bell. I was a sucker for tattoos,…
LunaTwo years ago, my dad had packed us up in the middle of the night and we’d left town. We weren’t allowed to contact anyone or look back – until now. I’d run away, going back to the only security I’d ever known with my best friend Levi and his family.Coming home was hard. Although I got to see my best friend again, it also meant seeing the man I’d been in love with since I was six years old – … was six years old – Noah Townsend. Working for him brings us into close contact and makes my…
LunaTwo years ago, my dad had packed us up in the middle of the night and we’d left town. We weren’t allowed to contact anyone or look back – until now. I’d run away, going back to the only security I’d ever known with my best friend Levi and his family.Coming home was hard. Although I got to see my best friend again, it also meant seeing the man I’d been in love with since I was six years old – … six years old – Noah Townsend. Working for him brings us into close contact and makes my no…
My parents wanted me to marry Portia. She fit into their perfect ideals and was from a well respected British aristocratic family. On paper, she appeared flawless. In real-life, she was a nightmare surrounded by a media circus just waiting for her next cock up. Then, I met her sister. She was quiet, shy, and never went near the parties that her sister did. Every time I saw her, I had to get … Every time I saw her, I had to get closer to her. Every time I got closer to her, she backed further away.She was an enigma…