L Lincoln Clark

Jen's life was perfect-perfect husband who was heir to the Stevens fortune, perfect home, perfect future, and she was expecting her first child. Life was good . . . no, life was great. Then everything changed in one fiery car crash. Jen's perfect life was thrown into a tailspin of deceit and confusion. Jen's sister-in-law, Alicia, wanted the entire Stevens fortune; and the only thing standing between her and what she so desperately sought was Jen's unborn child. Jen didn't know whom to turn to. Jen was running for her life and for that of her unborn child. Jen-sick, tired, and down to her last six dollars-was in desperate need of help. Surprisingly, that help came from an unlikely source. With the nudging of his housekeeper, reclusive, ill-tempered novelist Mitch Gunther came to Jen's rescue. Thus began a story of suspense and gradual love as Mitch and Jen began a journey that led from the valleys of Virginia to the mountains of East Tennessee as they sought to evade Alicia's henchmen and keep Jen's child and heir safe. First-time novelist Dr. L. Lincoln Clark has woven a romantic suspense story that, once you pick it up, you will find it difficult to put down until you have reached its exciting conclusion.

Mitch had known her all Elizabeth life. He had fallen in love with her the moment he laid eyes on her. He had showered her with gifts and catered her every wish. He vowed to love her for the rest of his life. Ethan had just met Elizabeth a year ago. He too had fallen instantly in love with her. There was something haunting in her eyes that mesmerized him. He told her he would try to make her life with him the best that he could. He wanted to spend the rest of his life making her his own. Elizabeth was beautiful. She had her mother's eyes and hair. She was as sweet as could be, when she wanted to be. But she was also a bit spoiled. Both men in her life gave her everything she could possibly want. What else could a girl who was only five years old possibly want?