What Echoes Render - Schultz, Tamsen
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Betrayal was something Jesse Baker thought she already knew too much about. But when her dead husband's past comes back to haunt her, both the life she's built for herself and her sons and the story she's told herself to make it through threaten to crumble into ashes. Fire and ashes are David Hathaway's life. Since sending his daughter to college, his time is his own and the arson investigator intends to make the most of having no one to look after but himself. That is, until he meets Jesse and an explosion nearly takes her life, changing his forever. Echoes from their pasts follow them both.…mehr

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Betrayal was something Jesse Baker thought she already knew too much about. But when her dead husband's past comes back to haunt her, both the life she's built for herself and her sons and the story she's told herself to make it through threaten to crumble into ashes. Fire and ashes are David Hathaway's life. Since sending his daughter to college, his time is his own and the arson investigator intends to make the most of having no one to look after but himself. That is, until he meets Jesse and an explosion nearly takes her life, changing his forever. Echoes from their pasts follow them both. And they know those memories, like fire, can give life just as easily as they can destroy it. But before Jesse and David can decide for themselves how their histories will influence their future, they must first stop a killer intent on making Jesse burn for the sins of others.
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Autorenporträt
Tamsen Schultz is the author of several romantic suspense novels and American Kin (a short story published in Line Zero Magazine). In addition to being a writer, she has a background in the field of international conflict resolution, has co-founded a non-profit, and currently works in corporate America. Like most lawyers, she spends a disproportionate amount of time thinking (and writing) about what it might be like to do something else. She lives in Northern California in a house full of males including her husband, two sons, four cats, a dog, and a gender-neutral, but well-stocked, wine rack.