Lara Daniels

On the back of the book, Love at Dawn is described as "the romance-suspense tale of forgiveness and redemption - When spoiled and wealthy African teenager Tory Da-Silva meets broody Rashad Macaulay for the first time, she vows to make him hers. However, the price she ll pay for this quest will carry consequences of shame and guilt. Nine years later, temperamental Tory has become a fiery beauty and multimillionaire Rashad can no longer fight his deep desires for her. All seems set for Tory s dream to come true. But the dark secret she keeps from Rashad may be the one thing that may forever tear them apart."

Love at Dawn is an emotional roller-coaster in the way that even Love in Paradise was not. The stories of Tory and Rashad are very touching and universal. A man who believes that there's nothing good in him because of where he comes from and a young woman who seems to have everything. When she tries to draw him out, mistakes are made that haunt both of them into the present. Add a deranged murderer and have a highly suspenseful tale that will have you flipping through the pages. By the end of thos book, you'll would have been on a journey through overcoming adversity, pain, loss and ultimately self forgiveness.… (mer)