Loved
the complexity of this story. The main
plot is layered with multiple sub-plots leaving no room for idle pages.
Rachel
Michels has a past she’d rather forget except for her daughter that came from
it.
Yet,
we all know the past catches up with us and isn’t always what it seems.
Rachel’s
daughter left the house for college and her own life not far away. Rachel dabbles in the idea of dating again
and doesn’t truly trust her own intuition, but gives it a shot.
Between
a date with a colleague, Scott, and the arrival of her former lover and father
to her daughter, Rachel finds herself in the middle of a global political
battle.
Gervas
Friedemann has several reasons for traveling from his home in Germany to
Wisconsin. He wants his daughter from
one of his wives to undergo experimental medicine, intends to see Rachel to get
back an historic heirloom, and promised his brother who’s running for a high
governmental position to help with an alleged blackmail scam.
The
story keeps us in suspense as to what’s really true, what’s most important, and
who Scott and Gervas really are.
Rachel
is thrown into the mix of political espionage along with a heart swelling and
breaking along the way. Rachel needs to
play the game and find out what is truly right for her and her daughter, never
leaving love behind because happily ever after is the most important component.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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