Love at Sunset: A Romantic Suspense (Buchanan Mystery Romance Series) - Tapa blanda

Greed, jealousy, family secrets and bitter grudges worm their way throughout this story!

Facing imminent danger and fierce opposition to love a second time around, Violet and Gordon seek a new life in Scotland, thousands of miles away from The Bahamas, but trouble soon catches up with them. The couple finds themselves in and out of one adventure after another!

In the meantime, an unscrupulous attorney appears on the scene, along with a crooked realtor. What they do and the extent they would go to leads to a shocking ending. Greed, jealousy, family secrets and bitter grudges worm their way throughout this story!

With scenes also in Fort Lauderdale, New York, London and Devon, the novel grew out of the author’s short story Love at Sunset, first published in The Lady magazine, London, England, and which later appeared in her book Sunbeams from the Heart – A Collection of Twelve Romantic Short Stories. Here, by popular demand, is the full story of Violet and Gordon and their undying love for each other, despite all odds.

Excerpt from Love at Sunset:
“Violet put the knife back in the kitchen. When Gordon saw what she’d had in her hand, he chortled loudly. ‘And what were you going to do with that?’ ‘Whatever was necessary,’ said Violet.”

What Readers are saying about Love at Sunset:
-“Gripping, alluring and so wonderfully romantic on many different levels.”
-“Love at Sunset proves that romance never has an expiration date.”
-“Well written with colorful scenery and characters.”
-“Love and intrigue intertwine along the way.”
-“A wonderful, tightly plotted read....The characters are memorable, both good and bad.”

Fay Knowles is a Scottish author living in The Bahamas. She has been writing since the age of nine and trained in Devon, England, as a newspaper reporter. Fay’s short stories have been published in The Lady magazine, London, England, and The Broadkill Review, Delaware, U.S.A.; poetry in Evergreen magazine, U.K.; and articles in British and Bahamian publications.