The Widow

The music died in Vivienne Stark’s life a long time ago and nothing would bring it back. How could the trivialities of life matter when people like her husband died defending their country? She’d vowed to never fall in love again and find meaning in other ways.

When Pepper Taylor meets handsome, brilliant movie mogul Gabriel Seigal, she can’t help but suspect that he’s just another failed relationship in disguise. After all, her best trait has always been attracting the wrong type of men. But Gabe isn’t like all the others. Instead, he’s everything she never thought existed and more. When he pops the question, Pepper doesn’t hesitate, grabbing on to happiness with both hands as tight as she can. Ultimately, Pepper learns Gabe can’t offer the type of love originally promised.

The Foster and Seigal kids are all grown up, and their parents couldn’t be more pleased to see them living their dreams. But are they really doing that? Or are they hiding within lives that help them avoid their personal truths?

Tess Kingston is a young bride suffering the worst tragedy imaginable. Just as she is finally piecing her life together again, long-kept skeletons come flying out of the closet and she finds herself at odds with her in-laws and in the cross hairs of the police. Hudson Marks is a brilliant new lawyer hired to represent the beautiful widow in a bitter estate battle and ends up defending her against looming charges of murder instead.