K T Bowes

About Hana (The Hana Du Rose Mysteries, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Widowed young, Hana craves safety more than love.

Logan just wants Hana at any cost.

But can they both have what they want without risking everything?

A new threat has entered Hana's empty nest of work and church. It exposes her vulnerability. She's isolated and in danger when a new colleague catches her eye.

Logan has loved Hana since her eighteenth year. But a wall guards her heart against the sadness shrouding that chance meeting. She does not remember him.

Logan can save her, but can she let him? Allying herself with the head of the powerful Du Rose family is the last thing Hana needs.

There's always a cost. It might prove more than she's willing to pay.

Start reading About Hana today and lose yourself in this long running series set in stunning Aotearoa, New Zealand. Awarded a 5 star review by Readers' Favorite. Readers say; "Superb storytelling." Leanne "I couldn't put this series down." Amanda

"This mystery series should be banned! I've done nothing but read all week!" Pintorider

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: K T Bowes
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Februar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393613749
• Artikelnr.: 61219953

Autorenporträt

K T Bowes has written 26 novels to date, stretching across Women's Fiction, Fantasy and Young Adult novels. She lives in New Zealand as an exile from the British Empire. She's married to the man who sets the blueprint for all her fictional heroes and has four children who appear as characters from time to time.

A crazy streak means she's embarked on many foolish adventures, including free falling from a perfectly good plane and falling off horses. She loves living in New Zealand because there aren't any snakes.

When she's not writing, K T can be found searching antique stores or wrecking furniture in the name of art.