Entangled

Brothers, though not by blood, must face the dangers of the past to win the women of their dreams. On the outside, he has it all: good looks, money, charm. On the inside, Nash Camhion has dark secrets. Only those closest to him know what he survived as a child. He lost his grandfather and his innocence twenty-seven years ago. But between text messages and phone calls, one woman helps soothe his battered soul. Freya Jensen wants to help Nash. Though they have never met in person, she is determined to find the evidence needed to solve his grandfather's murder. But when she finds DNA related to Nash's kidnapper, a kidnapping she knew nothing about, she discovers it's tied to a series of abductions and murders of young boys. Though she knows Nash will not thank her, she turns the evidence over to the FBI, and the cold case heats up. With Cantwell's game launch only weeks away, Nash wants no distractions. And more than anything, he wants to put the investigation to rest. But when he learns the man who took him murdered twelve boys the same age he had been, he wants justice—not for himself but for the twelve boys and his grandfather. Freya is the key that will unlock the past. Fate brings the past full circle, and only by confronting the terror of his past can he claim his future and the woman who has captured his battered heart. Note from author: "e;The Cantwell Quarter comes full circle. This is the final book in the Cantwell Quartet four-book series, approximately 55,000 words. Please note this is an open-door romance. I hope you enjoy."e; – Lizzy Castle.