Evelyn Talbot starts her hard work on page one.
A person’s past often encourages their future. Evelyn had been attacked by a psychopath as a
teenager. He's still on the loose twenty
years later, and even if he’s not apprehended, Evelyn wants to KNOW WHY a
person does the horrendous things they do.
As a psychiatrist, Evelyn goes out of her way to contract a new facility in Alaska to harbor psychopathic criminals. Most of them have succeeded in killing, whereas she had survived her attack.
The small town in Alaska is divided on whether it wants a prison. Understandable. It will provide jobs, yet dangerous criminals
are only a wall and an iron bar away from freedom to kill again.
Hilltop, Alaska has a small police force headed by Amarok, a man who’s
not hard on the eyes but not completely in favor of more danger in the
area.
When Amarok meets Evelyn on her first trip to the not yet finished
Hanover House prison, his feelings stutter. She’s awfully careful about being
in public or alone. Must be afraid of
something. Pushing aside his
disagreement on bringing in the psychopaths, his urge to protect a beautiful
woman wins out.
And Evelyn is a magnet for trouble.
Lucky for her she grudgingly follows the advice and protection of
Amarok. And she welcomes the handsome,
hot, and conscientious man into her home.
Make sure you purchase the whole series because this is only the
prequel, and the steamy parts of the romance keep building!
Happy reading,
Dawn
