Losing Angeline: London Calling Book Two

Kat Faitour

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Publication Date: January 4th, 2016

Publisher:

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

ISBN:

9781523261833

Pages:

184

Description

Her life is a carefully crafted lie. How far will she go to keep her secrets?

Angeline Sinclair is a woman who has it all.

Living with her sexy husband and adorable daughter in historic Georgia is every wish come true, especially with her thriving career as an art museum curator.

But when an unwanted visitor comes to Savannah threatening to expose her shameful past, her gilded world threatens to tumble around her.

John Sinclair lives a very charmed life.

Reformed by love, he's exchanged his grifter ways for a sensual, satisfying marriage with an honest woman. Or so he believes...

As danger mounts, Angeline struggles to maintain her deception. Tension and terror begin to ripple the surface of her normally placid demeanor, creating deeper and more troubling waves in her relationship with John.

Torn between her past and present, Angeline faces a terrible choice. Can she continue spinning her fragile web of lies? Or will the truth destroy everyone she holds close?

Losing Angeline is the second book in Kat Faitour's London Calling, a contemporary romantic adventure series. With the same cast of characters from A Matter of Trust, it tells the untold story of the past mystery of John and Angeline Sinclair's marriage. If you like Nora Roberts, then you'll love this series that combines sizzle, suspense, and characters you're sure to fall in love with.

Buy this suspenseful romance to continue the passionate, adventure saga today

About the Author

Kat Faitour lives in West Bend, Wisconsin with her husband and two cats. She graduated with a B.A. in Economics from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and promptly decided to write romance. She also attended Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa where she studied cuisine, pastry, and wine. So, when not reading and writing, she can whip up a mean coq au vin. Or apple galette. Just don't expect both at the same time, because she's not that coordinated.