Courtnee Turner Hoyle Knihy

Are the ghosts in her house or in her mind? Ketron Gouge is puzzled when she feels like one of her children is missing. A quick check calms her panicked mind, but the uncomfortable thought continues to concern her. Ketron and her husband, Marvin, bought a home they hoped would be perfect for their growing family. Soon, however, Marvin develops a drinking problem and Ketron becomes more anxious about the mysterious shadows and disembodied crying in the house. Most of her five children seem to be conscious of the uncanny events, giving credence to Ketron’s worries, but her best friend and therapist think it may be a product of her overstressed mind. Ghosts from her past and memories of her childhood tumble to the surface, reminding her of her mentally unstable mother, and she begins to wonder if there’s truth to the nagging idea that someone is missing. And when she begins seeing things in her house, she thinks it may be time to accept an inescapable truth.Readers should be advised that this novel touches on infant and childhood death.

What if the only anchor to your identity was a tattoo with a name? David Winsome answers the door for a beautiful woman who can't remember how she ended up on the hill near his family's home. The woman assumes the name on her tattoo, Emma, and blends into the community while questions about her past plague her. Why is the town familiar, even though no one seems to know her? And why does she feel an intimate attraction to David, even though she just met him? As Emma accepts her new life, and begins a loving relationship with David, a person who claims to know her enters her life. Does this person hold the key to Emma's past, or is there a mystery much deeper than Emma's identity? Someone has manipulated the events in his favor, and he has a much larger plan in mind. Love can cross the distance, and it's about time David Winsome learned how far it can go.