Sue Phillips Livres

A powerful attraction complicates Merrick von Hayden's plans to fulfill his family's marital contract with the Hartmann family when he meets Caroline, the younger sister. Despite his desire for her, dark family secrets threaten to unravel their budding romance. Merrick is determined to shield Caroline from the truth, knowing it could drive her away and destroy their connection. As he navigates the tension between love and legacy, the stakes rise, leaving him to confront the potential fallout of his hidden past.

The memoir offers a personal perspective on surrogacy, detailing Sue Phillips' journey as she carries a baby for a couple struggling with infertility. Through her journal entries, Phillips navigates the emotional and ethical complexities of surrogacy, the IVF process, and the impact on her own family. It highlights the joys and challenges of forming new relationships, grappling with personal doubts, and addressing the legal uncertainties surrounding artificial reproductive technology. This poignant account sheds light on the profound emotional truths of surrogate motherhood.

Set against the backdrop of a historic merchant brig in California, the story follows private investigator Cara Edwards as she navigates the mysterious disappearance of a fourth-grader during a school trip. After months of searching yield no results, Cara's unique blend of intuition and investigative skills leads her to a psychic connection with the lost boy. This connection unexpectedly transports her to 1833 California, where she must unravel the past to rescue him and return to the present.

Max "Wildman" Wilder returns to his flood-ravaged hometown to deliver supplies, confronting both the disaster and his unresolved feelings for Liza Jane Mackenzie, the woman he thought he could forget. As a thunderstorm rages outside, their unexpected reunion forces Max to grapple with his emotions, challenging his belief that he should hate her. This poignant tale explores themes of love, memory, and the impact of past relationships amidst the backdrop of a community in crisis.

The narrative explores essential life lessons necessary for emotional resilience and survival. It delves into the complexities of love, heartbreak, and personal growth, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's feelings and experiences. Through relatable insights, the book guides readers on how to navigate challenges and cultivate a strong heart in the face of adversity.

In a captivating blend of romance and time travel, a modern entertainment lawyer finds herself in the 1890s, tasked with defending a grizzly recluse against a murder charge. Katherine Marshall, skeptical of time travel, aims to correct a historical injustice—the hanging of an innocent man. Flynt Avery, steeped in ancient mysticism, becomes enchanted by Katherine but faces a heartbreaking choice: his acquittal could send her back to her own time, leaving him to grapple with the possibility of losing the woman he loves.