She’s a small-town girl with a secret.
He’s a city cop with a tortured past.
When Nico Dominici hangs up his detective badge and transfers to a remote island off the coast of Maine, he thinks he’s made the right move. But then young women start turning up dead in eerily similar circumstances to a bad case he had back in the city—the same one he’s running from—and things take a dark turn.
And then there’s her… Lexie Bowen: the woman he never forgot.
Lexie has lived in Mercy Cove all her life. She’s happy, or at least she would be if her possessive ex wasn’t constantly trying to cause her trouble. Now, her beloved town has become the target of a vicious killer, and the sexy new Lieutenant just happens to be the same man she saved from a car wreck over a year ago.
As danger closes in from all sides, Nico and Lexie grow close. But when personal questions start to emerge and Nico’s motives for coming to the island become clear, Lexie is forced to confront demons from her own past she’d rather have left buried.
If you enjoy slow-burn romance, thrilling suspense, quaint island towns, and a dash of police procedurals, then you won’t want to miss this captivating first installment of the Mercy Cove Series!
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Content Warnings
Fate’s Crossing is an adult romantic suspense intended for ages 18+
It involves a murder investigation and depicts various scenes that go along with that, as well as other potentially triggering themes including:
Violence in general
Sex/Nudity
Swearing/Foul Language
Blood & Gore
Drug Addiction
Alcoholism
Off-page Torture
Car Accident
Domestic Violence
Death of a parent (discussed, not pictured)
Loss of a child (discussed, not pictured)
Suicide
Disclaimer
Please note that the settings and locations depicted in my book/s are based on thorough research, but I have never lived in or visited these places personally, so there may be some inaccuracies. Similarly, my portrayal of police procedures and various other activities stems from extensive research rather than first-hand experience. Any errors or inconsistencies in these depictions are unintentional, and I apologize if they take you out of the story. I appreciate your understanding and hope you enjoy my work despite any potential flaws. Kind and constructive feedback is always welcome as it helps me become a better writer.
