Book Synopsis In Velvet Shadows, Madelyn, a wedding planner, finds herself at a crossroads, torn between the haunting echoes of her husband Steves past betrayals and the irresistible allure of Jake, the man she accidentally met at her favorite bookstore. As passion and mystery intertwine, the enigmatic millionaire, Dylan Dalton, casts a spell over Madelyns life, introducing layers of complexity to her personal and professional endeavors. Amidst the delicate dance of love, unexpected choices and thrilling revelations unfold, weaving a tale where past wounds collide with newfound connections. The heart must navigate the shadows of desire in a mesmerizing journey of self-discovery. Why youll love it: Unpredictable twists and turns keep you hooked. A spellbinding mix of romance and mystery. Characters facing complex decisions in matters of the heart. Rich layers of self-discovery woven into the narrative. Rating: Velvet Shadows is a mesmerizing tale of love, betrayal, and self-discovery. The author weaves a captivating narrative, introducing intriguing characters like Jake and Dylan Dalton. The delicate dance of love unfolds with unexpected choices and thrilling revelations. A must-read for romance and mystery enthusiasts. -Martha Reynolds -Book Reviewer Rating: Velvet Shadows offers a unique perspective on love and self-discovery. Madelyns journey, torn between past betrayals and newfound connections, is compelling. The mysterious characters add depth, and the intertwining of passion and mystery keeps the story engaging. -Ron Perth - Book Author Rating: In Velvet Shadows, Madelyns role as a wedding planner adds a distinctive touch to the story, offering insights into both personal and professional endeavors. The author skillfully combines the haunting echoes of past betrayals with the allure of newfound connections. Dylan Dalton, the enigmatic millionaire, introduces layers of complexity. The books strength lies in its ability to seamlessly blend romance, mystery, and the intricacies of Madelyns profession. -Laura Werrer - Book Awards Judge