Bücher von Maureen Hartman

Thirty years after the murder of his young wife, Italian ex-pat Detective Lorenzo Rotondo is confronted with an unusual case that compels him to return to Italy to avenge her death.Kate Noonan, a low-level yet ambitious journalist, tags along to expose the corrupt organization at the heart of Lorenzo's case and grab long-sought notoriety in her field.Together, the pair form a strong bond, pushing through personal and professional obstacles in their quest for truth and justice.

Lucy Price fled California for the sleepy midwestern town of Drake, Iowa-believing she could escape the trauma of a violent assault by a stalker whose fascination turned into hatred when he discovered her Mexican heritage.Three years later, Lucy must face the fear she thought she had left behind when the spirit of her stalker takes shape within a white supremacist organization called American Values in Democracy (AVID). She feels the weight of responsibility, as her way of life, and the lives of everyone she holds dear, come under assault.Like the Old Oak in the center of town, Lucy must find the strength and perseverance to move forward despite the fresh scar left behind by hatred and revenge.