Finally Home

Finally Home is the sequel to Trust Me, a story of love that refuses to break, faith that refuses to bend, and a shadow that refuses to stay buried.

They kept their promise. Across five years and half a world, April Hart and Kennedy Simons waited for each other, and against every odd, they found their way back.

Now they are husband and wife, building a quiet, joyful life on the east side of the bridge, with Kennedy's career flourishing and April slowly healing from a darkness she cannot quite remember. The worst, they believe, is finally behind them.

However, some patient evils do not die when we stop looking at them. When a lovely couple moves in next door, an old friend and her charming, soft-spoken fiancé, April is gripped by a cold unease she cannot explain, and Kennedy by an instinct he cannot ignore. Behind a borrowed face and a gentle smile, the past has come calling, and it has waited a very long time to finish what it began.

Finally Home explores the long work of healing after trauma, the fierce devotion of a love tested by fire, and the terrible difference between the patience of the faithful and the patience of the predator.

Perfect for readers who love romantic suspense wrapped in hope and faith, this is a story of a woman reclaiming her life, a man who would walk through flame to protect it, and the home they fight to keep.

How do you outrun a danger you cannot remember?

Finally Home is the conclusion of The West Hill Story, a complete two-book series that began with Trust Me.