A. Sanders Boeken

The story centers on a young woman's struggle with grief and peril after her husband uncovers a group of assassins in their town. Forced to rely on a man she distrusts, she navigates the complexities of her situation while confronting the consequences of her past choices. As danger escalates, she grapples with her conflicting emotions, ultimately finding herself drawn to the very person she resents, who may be her only hope for survival. The novel explores themes of love, trust, and the unexpected connections that can arise in desperate times.

Scarlet Ferriera, a florist in New York, grapples with the profound loss of her husband, leading her to question her identity and purpose. As she embarks on a journey of self-examination, she confronts the impact of her past choices with unflinching honesty. The narrative delves into themes of grief, resilience, and transformation, posing poignant questions about whether she will succumb to despair or emerge stronger and more self-aware from her struggles.