A seemingly innocent three-day weekend spirals into chaos when Lillian James finds herself involved in a shocking incident—stabbing her father without any recollection of the event. As she grapples with the aftermath, themes of memory, trauma, and family dynamics come to the forefront, prompting Lillian to uncover the truth behind her actions and confront the dark secrets that lie within her family.
Pretending to date isn't as easy as it sounds. Belle Evans has won a cruise at just the right time. But when her ex-fiancé shows up on the same ship with his new love, she can't let him think she's a loser. Good thing her cute neighbor in the suit next to hers was hanging around. When Tristan Stone inherits his grandmother's cruise line, he thinks it the perfect opportunity to be a regular guy--all while checking out his new business. A relationship wasn't even on the horizon until Belle Evans blurts out he's her boyfriend. A girl afraid of getting her heart broken, a guy trying to keep his identity a secret, and nine days at sea. No way at all this could backfire... She wants a break. He wants to remain in disguise. When they're forced together, it's not long before lines blur. Other books by Bree Livingston: The Clean Billionaire Romance Series: 1. Her Pretend Billionaire Boyfriend 2. Her Second Chance Billionaire Sweetheart 3. Her Broken Billionaire Boss 4. Her Fake Billionaire Fiancé 5. Her Stranded Billionaire Mix-Up A Clean Fake Relationship Series: 1. The Cowboy's Fake Marriage 2. The Star's Fake Marriage A Stand Alone Romance: Love and Charity
A three-day weekend visit home goes terribly wrong when Lillian James stabs her dad and has no memory of doing it. Now, faced with six-months of court-ordered therapy, she's stuck in her small hometown with her high school crush, Uriah Pendleton, judgmental townsfolk, and painful childhood memories that are bubbling to the surface. Can the Savior-who she lovingly calls Papa-heal her wounds while teaching her that the past doesn't define the future and that He has a purpose for all things, even the bad?