The Light of Stars Is Dead

"Kelly's writing reminds me of a beautiful blend between Janet Evanovitch's humor and Charlaine Harris' ability to make setting come to life. Plus, it's rife with rich imagery and metaphors that are SO relatable, but also simple and evocative enough at times that they make you stop and wonder about life and humanity." -- Emmie Hamilton, author of the Destined series & When Stars Become Shadows EVERYONE IN CLARA'S LIFE HAS A SECRET.

INCLUDING HER.

SHE JUST DOESN'T KNOW IT YET

Clara Fallow may not remember how she ended up unconscious on the front lawn of an abandoned home as it burned to ashes at the edge of her small town, and unless dredging up memories from that fateful night prove her heiress to a long-lost fortune, what's it matter? Clara has enough on her shoulders, nannying three spoiled rich kids, paying the bills her father can't seem to bother with, and confirming all those small town opinions on her lack of intellect by dating a guy who's more animal than man.

But when Eric, a stranger with nice eyes, shows up one summer day and insists that he and Clara have met before, Clara Fallow begins to wonder if whatever happened on that fiery night is exactly what she's been missing in her life. In more ways than one.