Alyssa needs to escape... from her job, her dreams, and her man. She flees to coastal Sandy Bay to lick her wounds. The town of her childhood holidays provides a job and a place to stay.
Her new-found sanctuary is shattered when she learns of a controversial proposal that will change the face of the sea front forever. When she sees a man undertaking preliminary site investigations, Alyssa springs into action, determined to thwart the development.
Max is focused on caring for his young son and building the reputation of his business. He's not looking for trouble, but in the guise of a lawyer who is quick to react, trouble comes looking for him. She stirs the emotions in ways he didn't expect, but when she neglects his son, he is quick to lash out.
Leaving the past behind is not so easy, especially with unfinished business back in the city. Should she forgive and forget, or forge a new life so different to the one she'd always imagined? The responses of the men in her life influence the decision she needs to make, but which choice is the right one?
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Höhe: 198 mm
Breite: 129 mm
Dicke: 16 mm
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978-0-6482972-4-6 (9780648297246)
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Emily Hussey has lived in several Australian states, and that experience has provided useful backdrop for some of her novels. She spent her twenties in Alice Springs, which became the setting for the Red Centre Series. She now resides on the coast in the city of Adelaide, and is exploring the writing options in every café in walking distance.Emily was a marriage celebrant for 24 years, and has married couples in many different locations, ranging from private gardens, to beaches, to caves, or rural locations. Many of her clients remain friends to this day. She usually writes with Iris, a black and white cat at her elbow, demanding her share of attention. Writing tends to be fuelled with regular coffee boosts, and occasional squares of very dark chocolate.
