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LINDA CHARLOTTA E.

Contemporary Romance • Dark Romance

Linda Charlotta E.

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Dark romance

Moth To A Flame

“Do you think I’m a monster?”

“I could never think that.”

“Many people would argue.”

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Olivia Harper had built a beautiful life for herself – her dream career as a culture journalist, and life surrounded by love and laughter. Until she became a witness to murder and a veil was lifted brutally from her eyes.

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Knox Rylan was a problem fixer. Eliminating the witness should have been a simple job.

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But he has his own dog in the fight.

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Now they're both tangled in something neither one can escape – and falling for each other is the last thing they should do.

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How far would you go when love means betrayal

and survival means sacrifice?

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A dark romance for readers who like their love stories messy, their heroes and heroines morally complicated, and their happily-ever-afters... hard to get.

This book explores extremely dark themes. Reader discretion is advised – full content warnings available here.

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Contemporary romance

In the Arms of the End

"I don't think we ever have as much time as we think we do. If anything, each day we have less and less."

Autumn has spent nearly thirty years at Artanges, a charming British manor turned bed and breakfast, surrounded by family and history. Life at Artanges is serene, predictable, and safe - until a mysterious guest, William, checks in for an extended stay.

After recent tragic events, Autumn finds herself adrift, her once-stable world crumbling. Surprisingly, it's William who becomes her source of comfort, gently coaxing her out of her shell and teaching her to savour life's small joys. As their friendship deepens into something more, Autumn begins to confront her fears and learns to embrace life, even in the face of the unknown.

Romantic and mysterious, In the Arms of the End is a poignant tale of love, loss, and the courage it takes to embrace life even as we confront our deepest fears.

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