A Flower for Angus
Poppy needs a place to hide, the more remote the better. She doesn’t need a new man in her life.
Angus has definite ideas about what a lass needs, and it doesn’t include keeping secrets from him.
With her stepson trying to get her charged with murdering her late husband, Poppy Condoloro flees her troubled past for the remote haven of Scotland’s highlands, finding work at the secluded estate of Heaven’s Gate. Hiding under the name of Macy Kennedy, her plans for privacy and a quiet life are quickly upended by an unexpected attraction to the estate’s station manager, Angus Sangster. With his firm beliefs in trust, love, and the occasional necessity of solving some matters over his knee, he soon becomes an unexpected pillar of strength when her past comes stalking her.
The moment Angus lays eyes on the bonnie wee lass with troubled brown eyes and a penchant for secrecy, his protective nature goes into overdrive. He is determined to find out who or what is haunting her. But when Poppy’s past suddenly catches up with her and threatens everyone at Neamh, will their burgeoning relationship survive as they navigate the dangers that follow her from across the ocean?
If you enjoy romantic suspensewith humor, protective males, and an edgy mystery, then this second-chance romance is for you!
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