Elise Ramos, divorced mother of two year-old Max, flees her stifling apartment after a disastrous confrontation with her ex- husband, Gabriel. In the sweltering July sun, on the sidewalk outside a store, she meets a handsome foreigner, Lendar Marl. When Lendar brings her home after their first date, Elise warns him of Gabriel’s violent ways. Lendar assures her that he knows how to deal with brutes. When Gabriel confronts him, Lendar easily defeats him, but later, when her friend, Bruce, calls Lendar a liar, Elise is forced to admit some things about him aren’t quite right. Strange, inexplicable things happen around Lendar. And his high tech accessories are way byond anything normal people might possess. Elise fears Gabriel will try again and next time he’ll be better prepared. Will Lendar prove to be her knight in shining armor? When she discovers the secrets he hides, will she be able to handle the truth? (This novel contains some curse words.)

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