Angol
A crime committed in desperation is brought to light generations
later, in this emotional saga of family love, loyalty, and lies . . .
When Honey McCarthy inherits a small box of trinkets from her beloved
great-aunt Beryl, she expects keepsakes-not secrets. But hidden inside
is something far more dangerous: a confession to a terrible crime
committed on a freezing December night in 1940, as German bombs fell
over Manchester.
Beryl carried that secret for decades.
Now it belongs to Honey.
As the truth begins to take shape, Honey faces an impossible choice.
Expose what really happened and risk tearing her family apart or lock
the past away again, where it can do no more harm.
Then she meets Levi.
Charming, enigmatic, and carrying secrets of his own, Levi offers to
help unravel the mystery. Drawn to him in ways she can't quite explain,
Honey finds herself trusting him with more than just the truth. But the
deeper they dig, the darker the past becomes.
Previously published as A Family Affair
