Dangerous Therapy: O’’Connor Brothers

Officer John O'Connor is giving up on life after a terrible accident. His family are at their wit's end when he refuses any kind of therapy. The only thing keeping him sane is his dreams of a beautiful woman he pulled in for a traffic violation months before. Physical Therapist Stephanie Kelly is healing from a broken heart. When she's hired by Nightingale's Personal Care and Physical Therapy, she's ecstatic, but she's shocked when her boss asks her to take on a new client because the client is her boss's nephew and he's not exactly keen on therapy. He's also the cop who's been setting her dreams on fire. As Stephanie helps John get back on his feet, they grow closer, but someone is out to hurt Stephanie, or worse. After multiple attempts on her life, John's family tries to figure out who's after the woman he loves and stop them before it's too late.

What does someone say to describe themselves in a biography? You could start with giving what others say about you. Scratch that. It doesn’t really matter what others think about you. It matters what you think of yourself. So here we go. First of all, I’m a wife and mother. I’m also a new grandmother. That alone would fulfil any woman’s life. To be honest it does. But..... I’m also a writer. Someone who loves to tell stories of love, suspense, heartache and of course happily ever after. For most of my life, I’ve written those stories for myself. A type of therapy, I suppose. I love the characters I create. They become part of who I am because there’s part of me in them. So.... Now that you know this about me. I hope when you read my books, you fall in love with them. You should also know that I’m a Newfoundlander. What is that you ask? Well we’re a proud people who live on an island, off the east coast of Canada. Some people believe Canada ends with Nova Scotia. It doesn’t. If you keep going east, there is a beautiful island full of amazing people and magnificent scenery. That is where my stories are set because let’s face it. The best stories always come from the places you know and love.