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The Darkest Joy by Marata Eros

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Also by Marata Eros:

The Darkest Joy, February 2014
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A Terrible Love, October 2013
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THE DARKEST JOY
By: Marata Eros


Gallery Books
February 2014
On Sale: February 18, 2014
Featuring: Brooke Starr; Chance Taylor
320 pages
ISBN: 1476752214
EAN: 9781476752211
Kindle: B00DPM7RSS
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Romance

β€œI don’t want my broken fixed. . . .”

Six months ago, Brooke Starr was one impeccable piano performance away from Juilliard. Now, she is lonely, devastated, orphaned . . . seeking solace in a place where the sun never sets and trying to make sense of the dark tragedy that clouds her shattered heart.

There are no coincidences. . . .

Deep-sea fisherman Chance Taylor can’t imagine what his life would be if he’d never taken that midnight stroll to the pier. Had never seen the intriguing, raven-haired girl swan dive into the Alaskan sea. Had never plunged into the icy waters to rescue her . . . and finally felt her electric charge.

As their blazing chemistry consumes them, Chance is determined to save Brooke from her demons. But Brooke knows she must find her own footing. She thinks she’s already lost everythingβ€”until the terror of her past catches up with her and threatens all that she has left: her life, her love, and the freedom to choose between drowning in grief and finding joy in the darkness.