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The purpose of this book is to dispel the many myths and stereotypes that many have about people who have disabilities; be it a visual or hearing impairment or a physical or cognitive disability. I pray that by sharing my experiences as someone with a visual impairment and sharing strategies to combat any attitude or intimidation you may have towards people with disabilities, you will soon see things in a different light.
There's a serial killer in Wilmington. He calls himself The Voyeur. He forces women to do unspeakable things while he watches. His lewd demands are gthe ransom he requires for the safe return of their kidnapped children. Laura, a gently-bred southern socialite, must approach a stranger in a bar, lead him to a motel room and have sex with him knowing there's a camera concealed in the television recording everything. Detective Kel Vain comes to Laura Wyndam's rescue when her daughter is snatched. he becomes the stranger this single mom must proposition and be videotaped with. It is a sexual episode unlike anything either could ever have imagined. The women The Voyeur targets are single mothers devoted to their children, with nowhere to turn whe4n they discover that their child is missing and that he has them. Three men, in either the right place or the wrong place, are alerted to their plight and come to their rescue. By doing so, their lives are altered forever. Kel, Caison and Rand, strong men of good character, get much more than they bargained for when they step in to help three desperate women. As Kel spends his days trying to capture the demented killer, his nights are tortured by thoughts of the proper society woman that he made the most incredible love to.
Madison stood on the tarmac in the earlySeptember sun, waiting as her luggage was loadedfrom the limo into the plane. It was time to climb themetal grid stairs to the opened door of the plane, butshe wasn’t at all sure she could do this. Small planesscared the hell out of her. And even though this was alarge corporate commuter, it was still small comparedto the other planes she’d flown on.She took a deep breath and sighed as she realizedthat now, there was no one here to push her—nogoverness, no headmaster, no Dean of Women, andmost of all, no father. It was still hard to believe thatshe had buried him just last week.Yes, she could run out. She could get back in thelimo and direct the driver to take heranywhere…anywhere in the world. But if she ran out,then what? She would only be running out on herself.Of all the challenges she’d had in her life, why wasthis one turning out to be the hardest?