Bücher von Dan Lawton

In the finale of the That Was Before series, Randolph Spiers and Sheila Backe team up with redemption, forgiveness, and the possibility of second chances at stake.With INTERPOL investigator Gary O'Reilly on their heels as part of an unlikely trio of misfits, Randolph must put everything he thought he knew aside and put faith in the one person he'd been led to believe he shouldn't. As Sheila's true identity and motivations come into focus, Randolph grows to understand her at a level he didn't know possible and must decide if she's worth fighting for. And as the truth about everything and everyone around them comes to light, trusting Sheila's not the most challenging obstacle he faces-survival is, for themselves and others.Meanwhile, old wounds continue to be torn open from all sides, and the people they want to forget never seem to be far enough away-and never closer.New beginnings await on the other side. But getting there might be the most difficult journey of all.

"Beautiful, intriguing, and slightly haunting. I found myself not wanting the book to end." -Joe Siple, award-winning author of The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBride"A beautifully written story of love, loss, relationships, and pain, described with powerful imagery and hidden meanings." -Sublime Book ReviewThe green house is more than a greenhouse.Seven flowers, seven colors, seven meanings, and one 37-year-old secret-the green house is the keeper of it all. Its creator, Girard Remington, is a fragile elderly man whose life was shattered by a tragedy nearly four decades ago. And when tragedy strikes again-this time to his beloved wife, Miriam -he struggles to cope.The pain of the two interwoven tragedies drives Girard to places of his psyche he desperately tries but is unable to escape. As the only place that offers him solace and tranquility, he turns to the green house as his savior from the regret and the agony and the heartache-and with it, he discovers the power behind it not even he knew existed. And if he listens closely enough, he may be offered the greatest miracle of all-hope for a second chance.