β Scribed by Kay Bratt
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Maggie Dalton was forced to uproot her entire life to protect herself and her son. Just when she thinks sheβs outrun her past, sheβll have to face her fears in this emotional and suspenseful novel by the bestselling author of Wish Me Home.
After a year on the move, single mom Maggie Dalton has found a safe haven with her son in Maui. Itβs the perfect spot to settle down now that her relentless stalker is finally behind bars. Maggie finds a new job and a new life thanks to some help from her best friend, Quinn, who urged her to come start over in paradise. But when signals suggest her stalker is back, Maggie realizes Maui might not be the safe oasis she thought.
Quinn knows all about facing the past. Tenuously reunited with her biological family after thirty years, sheβs still coming to terms with her childhoodβalong with guilt, secrets, and mysteries yet to be resolved. And just as sheβs starting to figure out where she fits in with her family, a name from the past threatens them all
With that fear comes a choice for both women: abandon the lives theyβve been building on Maui, or find the courage to finally stop running and fight for the happiness they deserve...M.F
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