Bücher von Delane Daugherty

NORTH OF ORDINARY, Book Three-NO ORDINARY REVENGEKnowing someone's secrets can be beautiful… or murder. The band is on tour, and Vance is confident that his new life is finally on the right track-until the unthinkable happens. Confused friends and fans are sent home immediately with no explanation, only to receive shocking information later by someone who knows exactly what happened. But is it too late?NO ORDINARY REVENGE is about vengeance, survival, endurance, and finding the strength to forgive and love again. It is Book Three in the NORTH OF ORDINARY saga that journeys from the fast-paced, hard-rocking nightclubs of Hollywood to the isolated wilderness of Alaska. Told from three distinct points of view, it follows four people's quest for love as they intersect, then catastrophically collide when they find that anyone can make a mistake of the heart, but some are so misguided that they can actually be deadly.

BIRDS OF PARADISE Hollywood in the 1980s... The neon and synthesizers hearken to days of no rules, Bartles and Jaymes wine coolers, and breaking curfew. It was a time of ultimate decadence and excess. However, it was also a time of immeasurable loss. Seventeen-year-old Tate is no stranger to loss. The rules of her father's house are suffocating, her sister is pure evil, and the only place she feels like she can be herself is in the cemetery, sitting beside her mom's grave, and talking over a picnic. But when she meets the devastatingly beautiful and intriguing Simonne, it not only challenges everything Tate believes about people, it tests the very limits of her love and desire. Suspicious of Simonne, Tate's lifelong best friend, Taylor, grows weary of watching the rollercoaster relationship and tries repeatedly to reason with her, but his focus shifts suddenly when he discovers he has a life-threatening disease. Over the years, Tate must navigate the many phases of her love affair with Simonne, while learning how to be a better friend to Taylor in his time of ultimate need. Gradually, she discovers that life isn't love or loss, but a heartbreakingly beautiful mixture of both.