Kirjahaku

Safety is just an illusion...An illusion shattered by the whisper of footsteps in the darkness behind her.Holly has drifted from one place to the next for as long as she can remember, never settling long enough to build a life. It's the only way she knows how to survive in a world that has no place for someone like her. But when mysterious footsteps follow her home, and she finds a cryptic note taped to her door, she realizes she's stayed too long.The man she's hiding from has found her. But how? When people start dying and old, forgotten memories begin to surface, Holly finds herself wrapped up in a terrifying mystery with God, a pushy Southern detective, and a killer with one thing on his mind: her.

Stand and fight . . .Or flee and survive.Collin Wells is no ordinary foster brother. He is evil wrapped in human skin - a living, breathing nightmare, and when he steps back into Holly's life, she's faced with a choice: Trust the people who claim they can keep her safe, or trust the instincts that have kept her alive for the past fourteen years. As the threads of her life begin to unravel around her, leaving her terrified, displaced from her home, and caught in the middle of a drug battle, she can't help but wonder if she made the wrong choice.

He'll get what he came for, no matter how many bodies he has to step over.Collin Wells is relentless and ruthless, and he'll stop at nothing to get what he wants: his foster sister, the girl who always manages to slip through his fingers.Holly's foster brother has haunted her footsteps for years-taunting her, toying with her-and until recently, she never dared to stop running and build a life for herself. Now, everyone she loves is in danger.How can she protect the people she loves when her foster brother comes to collect?

Beneath the twinkling lights and neatly wrapped packages, lay bitter memories and carefully-kept secrets . . .Three decades have passed since Marx last set foot in his family's Georgia home. The house has faded over the years, but the haunting memories contained within its walls remain crisp and unforgettable.If not for the girl asleep in the passenger's seat of his car, Marx would turn his car around and head back to his life in New York City. But it's time to face his demons.Note from the author: This is NOT intended to be a standalone novel. While you can understand it without reading the previous books, the experience will be richer and more enjoyable if you go into it with the backstory and relationship growth of the characters.If you're unsure where this book fits in, here is the reading order I recommend: Criss Cross (A Holly Novel)Cross Fire (A Holly Novel)Crossed Off (A Holly Novel)Injustice for All (Seeking Justice)Holly Jolly Christmas. (Seeking Justice)