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Tina and Jamey hope that life on Maui will slow down but soon find their life’s path taking them off the Hawaiian Isle. Way off. Tina suspects that Jamey’s keeping a secret from her and feels unable to give her complete heart to him. When Jamey leaves for Seattle to see his daughters, she worries that he’ll return to the war in Afghanistan. She finds herself back at her parents’ house on Mercer Island, helping with a family emergency. A revelation has Tina doubting Jamey’s commitment to their relationship and when the military comes for Jamey, their relationship takes a strange turn. One that is dependent on their unusual shared ability. Dependent to the point of savings each other’s lives in dire circumstances. But just when happiness looms, Jamey has a final secret that must be told to save Tina from Jamey’s worst nightmare.
Author
USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR and AMAZON #1 Bestselling Author, Kim writes Suspense and Christmas Romances, not mixing the two. Her Suspense books have many different elements including Romance, Supernatural and Thriller aspects. Her Christmas Romances are feel-good contemporary love stories set at Christmas to delight her reader base. As a Suspense novelist, she's shared top 5 space with Stephen King, Dean Koontz and Nicolas Sparks. With The Dream Jumper Series optioned for film, Kim hopes to see The Dream Jumper's Promise on the big screen one day. Also an awarded screenwriter Kim adapts her books to script and has several Christmas Romances heading into movie production in 2020. In her former life, Kim performed on Maui with Jamie Foxx at the haunted Iao Theater. Those were the days she rubbed shoulders with George Harrison and Alice Cooper at parties. She now lives in the Seattle area where she pens stories in the rainy months and edits in the sunshiny months. A wife, mother, dog owner and adventurer, Kim loves to hike, travel, water ski and avoid housework. The Dream Jumper's Promise and Necessary Detour are award-winning Mystery/Thrillers and Amazon #1 Bestsellers.
