M. L. Lexi

The Guilty Woman (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A tender tale of an everlasting love that defies all odds.

In the spring of 1939, Francesca Thompson meets bad boy Tommy Scott. Her attraction to Tommy is instant, as was her father's dislike of him and their blooming romance. A top criminal lawyer, Peter Thompson, knew Tommy's type: reckless and lawless. Worse than that, Peter knew of the brutal crime Tommy committed, and of his incarceration as a result of it.

Determined to keep his daughter from Tommy's reach, Peter Thompson talks Francesca into studying at Stanford Universitythousands of miles from her home.

When Tommy's daily letters to Francesca go unanswered, feeling lost and heartbroken, he enlists to fight in the escalating war in Europe. Continents apart, war and unforeseen events set Francesca and Tommy's lives on radically divergent paths changing their lives forever.

GUILT COMES IN MANY FORMS

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: M.L. Lexi
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781775295648
• Artikelnr.: 53877783

Autorenporträt

Maria-Luisa Lexi's journey began in Maracaibo, Venezuela. She has made her home in Toronto, Canada, for the past forty-five years. A lifelong reader, Maria-Luisa always had the desire to write, but life-as it always does-got in the way. After over thirty years in the workforce, establishing and running multi-million dollar sales departments, working sixty hour weeks and driving herself to burnout, she has taken a sabbatical to devote time to fulfilling her lifelong dream of writing. Putting pen to paper and employing her years of life lessons, and the experiences from her extensive travels, Maria-Luisa writes "The Woman" novels she's always dreamed of writing. "I hope you enjoy "The Woman" novels as much as I love bringing them to you."

M.L. Lexi