K T Bowes

The Actuary (The Calculated Risk, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Desperate. Destitute. But no longer alone.

She's stayed hidden for six years. What harm could it do to attend her best friend's wedding miles away from home? But the handsome actuary is the last person she expected to find on the dance floor.

He knows who she is and the encounter causes an unwelcome reality check. She must protect her son. Emma made a promise, to hide and stay hidden.

From him.

But the old chemistry is still there. Just his smile is enough to plunge her back into confusion. So, she does the thing that worked last time. She runs.

The journey home to her dismal house in the poorest sector of the city is fraught with danger. Even the taxi driver is too afraid to venture onto the housing estate. Emma is now trapped in a prison of her own making, fearful of a knock on the front door.

She knows it's coming. She knows he's coming.

This time, she has nowhere left to run. And the one who helped her last time is no longer taking her calls. Readers say, "This was impossible to put down."

There are 4 books in this series.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: K T Bowes
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Februar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393779063
• Artikelnr.: 61157203

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.