The Perfect Fiancé - Brearton, T. J.
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JUDY THOUGHT HE WAS THE MAN OF HER DREAMS. I walk into my bedroom. There's a woman in my bed. Next to my fiancé. He promises her he has no idea who I am. That he's never seen me before. He's calling me a stalker. But before I even know how to respond, someone's breaking down the front door. Pounding up the stairs. I run, but I can't hide. Now I'm trapped in a cabin in the middle of nowhere in the midst of a blizzard with a man who swears he doesn't know me. As though the last five years together never happened. He's lying. And then he looks me right in the eye and whispers so our kidnappers…mehr

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JUDY THOUGHT HE WAS THE MAN OF HER DREAMS. I walk into my bedroom. There's a woman in my bed. Next to my fiancé. He promises her he has no idea who I am. That he's never seen me before. He's calling me a stalker. But before I even know how to respond, someone's breaking down the front door. Pounding up the stairs. I run, but I can't hide. Now I'm trapped in a cabin in the middle of nowhere in the midst of a blizzard with a man who swears he doesn't know me. As though the last five years together never happened. He's lying. And then he looks me right in the eye and whispers so our kidnappers can't hear him: 'I'm sorry.' Her perfect fiancé is turning her life into a perfect nightmare.
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T.J. Brearton is a bestselling novelist and screenwriter. He is the author of the novels Gone and Dead Gone, both of which have ranked among Amazon Kindle's top 100. His Titan trilogy has been an international best-seller. With Ted Magee, Brearton wrote Bare Knuckle, a martial arts film, and wrote and directed Breathe, about amateur MMA fighter Lane Buzzell on an undefeated streak.He has written more than a dozen novels, mostly crime thrillers, including one paranormal mystery, and published short fiction in numerous literary journals. He lives in the Adirondack Mountains of New York with his wife and three children where he writes full time, takes out the trash, and competes with his kids for his wife's attention.