Sarah Stevens experiences a bride's worst nightmare; being dumped at the altar. When she goes on the Caribbean cruise meant to be her honeymoon in order to lick her wounds, she discovers her ex-fiance has sent his brother, Will Marshall, the former best man, on the cruise as well. Everyone on board thinks they're newlyweds, and Sarah is too embarrased to set them straight. How is she supposed to share a tiny cabin with a man she barely knows? Even worse, how is she supposed to pretend that she and Will are on their honeymoon? Sarah discovers the best man for her really is the best man.
When psychic Leah McKenna “sees” the abduction of a small boy, she knows she must help find him, no matter the danger to herself. David Logan, the boy’s uncle, doesn’t believe in psychic phenomenon. He believes Leah knows who kidnapped his nephew, and plans to stick close to her to discover the truth. As they search for Jeremy they uncover truths about themselves and the way they feel about each other. Can Leah convince him her visions, and her love for him, are real before time runs out for all of them?
"Seeing Things" was named the reviewers' favorite book for the month of October 2007 at Romancejunkies.com Thanks a million!
2008 Eppie Award Finalist!
"Seeing Things" was a finalist in the Romantic Suspense category of the 2008 Eppie Awards. The Eppies are given for excellence in e-books, and I'm very honoured to have made the finals.
"This was one of the most heartfelt stories I have read in quite sometime. Ms. Richards knows how to keep a reader turning page after page."
Liadan
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance
"This is skillfully written and strong on characterization. Motivations are emotionally-driven. Any parent with a deep love for children will identify with the feelings of each character."
Reviewer: Linda J. Alexander, The Romance Studio
Zane Martin's teenage daughter is pregnant. Meg Evan's son is the baby's
father. Because Zane grew up not knowing who his father was, he'll be damned
if he'll let his grandchild live with that shame. Meg was forced into an
abusive marriage because of an unplanned pregnancy, so she knows that love
is the only good reason to marry. Neither Meg nor Zane expects or welcomes
the attraction that sparks between them. As they await the impending birth
of their grandchild, old wounds open and long hidden family secrets come to
light. The young couple builds a newer, stronger relationship, while Meg and
Zane reach for a love passionate enough to overcome the past--if they're
