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High Hopes is a Steamy Romance by Sue Lilley.
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Can a future be built on the quicksand of secrets and lies? If you love an absorbing drama, you’ll be hooked on Grace’s intriguing dilemma.
Imagine you’re Grace … Twenty years ago you had a drunken one night stand with Sam, your oldest friend, when you both believed you’d been dumped. Sam got back with Dixie, his girlfriend and neither of you mentioned it again.
Imagine … You got pregnant. You were a penniless student faced with a heartbreaking decision. Believing it was best for everyone, you had your baby in secret and gave her up for adoption, convinced you’d be giving her a better life.
Imagine … Your daughter has now traced you and is asking questions about her father. After twenty years of sadness and guilt, you’re desperate to meet her but you never told Sam you had his child.
Imagine … If you confess to Sam and Dixie now, the news of a secret daughter will tear their marriage to shreds and smash your lifelong friendship into smithereens.
Imagine you’re Grace … What would you do?
Don’t miss this compulsive and moving drama. Buy now and discover what the future holds for Grace, Dixie and Sam when shocking revelations toss the family into turmoil.
A Word from the Author
The situations I write about are always real-life but hopefully with an extra dose of spice. I try hard to make my characters realistic. I want them to have human dilemmas and to make painful mistakes that seem impossible to resolve.
I hope you’ll be drawn into the lives of Grace, Sam and Dixie, old friends who think they’re as close as family. Then a twenty year old secret rocks them to the core, revealing the jealousy and hurt that has always been simmering beneath the surface. I’ve long had a fascination for secrets, how people go to great lengths to hide things and what happens when the truth comes out.
HIGH HOPES is an emotional page-turner. The visual style and short chapters are perfect for commuting and coffee-breaks and just the thing for a lazy read over the holidays.
(Sue Lilley, November 2016)
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