Look, there’s a reason why I live by myself in a cabin in the middle of nowhere. My time in the military left my mind and body scarred. Finding out my ex-fiancée screwed me over me while I was overseas just rubbed salt in the wound.

I’m not fit to be around other people, so I keep myself to myself and live off the grid. Being alone suits me. I’m better off that way.

Or at least that’s what I think.

Then she shows up on my doorstep. She claims the Valentine’s Day flowers she’s delivering are from a secret admirer, but f*ck that. Even if they are, I don’t care. All I can see is her.

Her sweet mouth and wicked tongue demand to be claimed. Her perfect body is begging to be touched and taken.
When a freak blizzard strands her with me in the wilderness, it takes all my restraint to keep my hands to myself and remain a gentleman. Her every move tests me, tempts me, tortures me.

There’s no way an innocent, sheltered flower delivery girl can fall for a gruff, rugged, lonely mountain man like me.

Or is there…

What happens when a long-buried secret comes to light as secrets inevitably do?

Fiction author Annie Burg is tasked with writing an unauthorized biography on literary luminary, Helga Hoffman. At first, she is hesitant to take the assignment, but realizes it could bolster her sagging career. This would turn out to be a writing assignment unlike any other.

With little to go on, Annie becomes a detective, snooping around the archives at the New York Public Library. Her work takes a stunning turn when she uncovers a heartless and heinous crime carried out against Jews in a hospital in Nazi Germany.

Filled with murder and intrigue, Lessons in Evil takes the reader on a dark and mysterious journey through good and evil.