Read Between The Lines
About this eBook
ARE SOME SECRETS TOO GOOD TO KEEP?
Kat Chalmers is a high achiever. As the co-host of a leading current affairs program, she’s earned nationwide acclaim for her interview skills. And now she plans to use those skills to find out more about her mysterious neighbor, Matt Goodridge.
Matt works long hours as an obstetrician and doesn’t like talking about his past. He’s also intrigued by his famous neighbor, although getting to know her is difficult when she prefers to be the one asking the questions.
But Kat can’t seem to stay away. Matt’s like no one she’s ever met and she finds herself letting her guard down. Meanwhile, Matt is discovering that the woman behind the carefully crafted television persona is entirely different to who he thought she was.
When Matt learns Kat has secrets of her own to hide, he begins to wonder if some secrets are too good to keep . . . even if it means risking your heart and your professional reputation.
A fresh new series set in beachside Sydney featuring high-achieving women and men who aren’t afraid to be challenged, from the author of the City Love books.
"This book is juicy and steamy from start to finish. Great characters. Great dialogue. Very impressive read!" ★★★★★ Faith
"Filled with witty banter, steamy chemistry and a whole lot of healing." ★★★★ Payten
"Beautiful, raw and real... This book was written with great sensitivity and really gave a brilliant insight into mental illness." ★★★★★ Chantelle Smith
About the author
Belinda Williams writes romantic comedy and romantic suspense featuring good guys. She’s occasionally tempted by bad boys, but prefers to write strong women characters and men with big hearts.
When she’s not writing, Belinda is a music lover who sings lead vocals in cover bands, and her eclectic taste forms the foundation for many of her writing ideas.
Her other love is the water. She can often be found counting laps instead of words at her local swimming pool, or you might spot her out on the water with her husband and son in her home town of Sydney, Australia.
