Secrets and Sins: Chayot: A Secrets and Sins novel

Naima Simone

ago 2014 · Distribuido por Entangled: Ignite

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Six months after concert pianist Aslyn Jericho survives an attack at the hands of an obsessed fan, she is still trying to resume a normal life, despite the paralyzing fears that have stolen her ability to play and perform. Enter her gorgeous and mysterious neighbor with news that threatens to send her spiraling back into her nightmares. Her stalker has returned. And he wants Aslyn.

Months after security specialist Chayot Gray's darkest secret was exposed to the world, he's struggling to cope with the fallout. Shame and guilt threaten to consume him, and he longs for the anonymous, numb existence he's known for two decades. Then he discovers a masked figure lurking outside his neighbor's home. The pain-filled shadows darkening Aslyn's eyes call to him, and her loveliness stirs a desire he didn't know existed. Now Chay must conquer his inner-demons in order to save her from a madman determined to finish the job he started...

Each book in the Secrets and Sins series is a standalone, full length story that can be enjoyed out of order.
Series Order:
Book #1- Secrets and Sins: Gabriel
Book #2- Secrets and Sins: Malchim
Book #3- Secrets and Sins: Raphael
Book #4- Secrets and Sins: Chayot

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Naima Simone's love of romance was first stirred by Johanna Lindsey, Sandra Brown and Linda
Howard many years ago. Well not that many. She is only eighteen...ish. Though her first attempt
at a romance novel starring Ralph Tresvant from New Edition never saw the light of day, her
love of romance, reading and writing has endured. Published since 2009, she spends her days—
and nights— creating stories of unique men and women who experience the first bites of desire,
the dizzying heights of passion, and the tender, healing heat of love.

She is wife to Superman, or his non-Kryptonian, less bullet proof equivalent, and mother to the
most awesome kids ever. They all live in perfect, sometimes domestically-challenged bliss in the
southern United States.