Broslin Bride by Dana Marton
In high school, she spread a rumor that he was bad in bed. Now she’s accused of murder, and he’s the detective in charge of her case. Dear Lord, please let the man not hold grudges…
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USA Today and New York Times bestselling author Dana Marton writes stories you can sink your teeth into, whether it’s heart-pounding romantic suspense or epic fantasy romance. Kirkus Reviews calls her writing "compelling and honest." RT Book Review Magazine says," Marton knows what makes a hero…her characters are sure to become reader favorites." While USA Today magazine declared her latest release “must-read romantic suspense.” Dana is the winner of the Daphne du Maurier Award of Excellence, the Readers' Choice Award, and the RITA Award–the highest industry award for romance. She has written over 50 novels, which have been translated into twenty or so languages, and sold over three million copies world-wide.
After studying business, Dana began her career in the corporate world, but snapped out of that silliness real fast and went back to college to learn about writing at Seton Hill University and then at Harvard University. She finds that life is much more rewarding when you’re following your passion and doing what you were meant to do. If you have a dream, go for it and don’t look back!
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