Education provides an escape from poverty. Paying for it makes her a mom. But the resulting child may end her life.

The impossibility leaves Lacey stunned. She’s never been pregnant and didn’t sell eggs to a fertility clinic. But the teenager standing in front of her has proof of parenthood and bears an undeniable resemblance. He also possesses differences that must come from his father. Whoever that might be.

Lacey knows nothing about being a mother. But she immediately recognizes the gut punch of animal magnetism when she meets her son’s handsome, widowed father. He runs a wildly successful ranching business in Texas, but the money he so obviously has isn’t important to her. All that matters is the chance to have a family of her own. Getting to know father and son on their ranch brings something unanticipated: bizarre accidents directed at Lacey that rapidly escalate to life-threatening.

Her son and his tempting father offer her a real family. Yet someone out there wants to terminate that offer. Permanently. When an unknown assailant treats her son as collateral damage, Lacey steps in to save his life at any cost.

Dying for a Family is a full-length standalone romantic suspense novel with a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like a story with unanticipated twists, nail-biting danger, and a surprise child, you’ll love reading about three people bound by blood and struggling to end the threats of mortal danger before the new family is destroyed.