Tamara Morgan crafts contemporary romantic comedies, drawing heavily from a lifelong passion for romance novels. After earning a degree in English Literature, she discovered the joy of creating stories far outweighed the satisfaction of analyzing them. Her work is steeped in pop culture, allowing her to build worlds and characters that resonate with modern readers. She specializes in tales that are both witty and heartwarming, offering an escape into charming romantic entanglements.
Exploring themes of perception and truth, this book delves into the complexities of human relationships and the consequences of actions hidden from view. It highlights the idea that appearances can be deceptive, and what seems final may not be so. Through its narrative, the story reveals how secrets and unresolved emotions eventually surface, prompting characters to confront their pasts and the realities of their lives.
This is a self help book faced on finding a understanding with a power greater then your self designed to formatt and illustrate with a emotional level how we often hide our true fears and often carry into adulthood events of the past that has kept from making positive choices. To theyself be true is a book based on finding a honesty within yourself.
Being married to a federal agent certainly has its perks. 1. I just love the way that man looks in a suit. 2. This way I always know what the enemy is up to. Spending my days lifting jewels and my nights tracking the Bureau should have been a genius plan. But the closer I get to Grant Emerson, the more dangerous this feels. With two million dollars' worth of diamonds on the line, I can't afford to fall for my own husband. It turns out that the only thing worse than having a mortal enemy is being married to one. Because in our game of theft and seduction, only one of us will come out on top. Good thing a cat burglar always lands on her feet.