Ava Sinclair Needed the Truth but Not the Journey to Find It

Ava Marie Sinclair never dreamed she would fall so deeply in love in one minute and become a widow the next. She had a life that felt like a fairy tale. The good job, nice apartment, and a handsome husband, all stolen from her with just one phone call. That phone call came late one night two years ago, she only remembers one word said to her, “Dead”. Her husband, Drake had died two years ago but it felt like yesterday to Ave. Now Ava finds herself about to embark on a strange journey. Journeys are great, if you know where you are going. Ava’s journey started with questions she had about the two items she found in Drake’s coat pocket. Holding the items in her hand, Ava could feel her emotions going in all directions. She had loved a man so deeply that she could hardly breathe at times and now with so many questions surrounding her, she almost hated him, and didn’t know exactly why. She looked again at the items in her hand, she would have thrown them away, but then she got that letter. A letter that had been in the ‘dead mail’ for so long addressed to a Drakard Black Hawk, and sent to their apartment. Who was he and did he have anything to do with her husband? To find her answers, she would have to move to another city, change her name and stay hidden from a man that was so nasty that the devil would hide and run away. She will race against time to get her answers, but when she gets them, will she be able to live with what she finds out? Come join her and experience all the drama and feel the “sting” of a “Betrayal of Trust”. Happy Reading.

Brenda Harlow Dean was inspired to write this novel of fiction from the great love that she has for the Smokey Mountains and her respect for the Cherokee Indians that call the Cherokee Reservation in North Carolina their home. She has visited the wonderful mountains and found such peace and grandeur in God’s handiwork. She and her husband, James Dean love taking long walks along the Oconaluftee River that runs through Cherokee. She hopes you will enjoy reading this novel as much as she enjoyed writing it.