Sugar Hill
Volume One
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At Sugar Hill, the past is never silent. It sighs through the jasmine-laced air, rattles the shutters at midnight, and lingers like perfume on the skin. When young Chase Dufresne, heir to the crumbling Sugar Hill estate, is bound by duty to take a left-hand wife, he steps into a world of shadowed parlors, whispered promises, and passion sharp enough to draw blood. In Wife of the Left Hand, the striking and mysterious Susanna Serene arrives, draped in violet silk and secrets, capturing Chase's heart-and sealing his fate. But love at Sugar Hill is a dangerous inheritance, and as jealousy festers...
At Sugar Hill, the past is never silent. It sighs through the jasmine-laced air, rattles the shutters at midnight, and lingers like perfume on the skin. When young Chase Dufresne, heir to the crumbling Sugar Hill estate, is bound by duty to take a left-hand wife, he steps into a world of shadowed parlors, whispered promises, and passion sharp enough to draw blood. In Wife of the Left Hand, the striking and mysterious Susanna Serene arrives, draped in violet silk and secrets, capturing Chase's heart-and sealing his fate. But love at Sugar Hill is a dangerous inheritance, and as jealousy festers and betrayals brew behind lace curtains, a match is struck that will ignite more than desire. Fire on the Ramparts hurls the family toward devastation, as the elegant facade of Sugar Hill shatters beneath the weight of rage, longing, and betrayal. The echoes of this destruction ripple through time, and in Blood By Candlelight, the dead stir in their graves. Restless spirits haunt the halls, their grief woven into the very bones of the house, and those left behind must reckon with sins long buried beneath cracked marble and rotting magnolia blooms. Prepare to be swept into a world where love is as fierce as it is doomed, where the moonlight shimmers on haunted balconies, and the dead are never far from the living.
