Miracles At Sunrise
Miracles At Sunrise
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**This is Book 2 of Wish Upon A Sunset** Prison was hell, but freedom might be deadlier... With detective Logan Weston by her side, Emma's finally rebuilding what prison took from her. But when her daughter's condition takes a terrifying turn, the past comes roaring back with a vengeance. The DA's threat is simple: one more tragedy, and Emma goes back to prison for good. As her family fractures under the weight of secrets and addiction, Emma discovers the stalker case is far from closed. Someone's still watching. Still waiting. And this time, they're not just targeting Emma—they're targeting everyone she loves. Logan's desperate to protect her, but his warrior instincts clash with Emma's hard-won strength. She's done being a victim. As threats escalate and the danger moves closer to home, they must learn to fight together or lose everything they've built. But when the stalker's identity is finally revealed, it will shatter everything Emma thought she knew. And the final confrontation will demand more courage than she's ever had to give. In this pulse-pounding sequel to Wish Upon A Sunset, love and obsession collide as Emma faces her darkest threat yet... Some obsessions span years. Some truths destroy. And some miracles only rise at dawn if you survive the darkness. Book 2 of 2 of the Golden Hour series. DO NOT READ UNTIL AFTER READING 'WISH UPON A SUNSET' 18+ for mature themes including abuse, stalking, and violence. Heat level: 🌶🌶
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I'm Nicole Kimber, an Oregon-based author who's been spinning yarns since I could hold a crayon. When I'm not crafting suspenseful literary fiction with a dash of romance (for that extra razzle-dazzle), you'll find me either reading books from my favorite authors or chasing after my energetic kids who, incidentally, are my biggest inspiration. Their unwavering belief in me became the proof that sometimes all we need is a little courage and support to overcome our darkest chapters-much like my protagonists. My narrative style brings characters to life, though I firmly deny using witchcraft to do so. I'm living proof that with enough coffee and kid-courage, anyone can turn their elementary school writing dreams into a full-fledged novel.