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Skyeholm (Book 1 in the Skyeholm series)
ThrillerRomanceRomantic SuspenseDark RomancePsychological ThrillerCrime Thriller

Skyeholm (Book 1 in the Skyeholm series)

Forced ProximitySlow BurnGrumpy/SunshineForbidden LoveAge GapMorally Grey CharacterVillain ProtagonistRedemption Arc

For four years, Skye Evans has been haunted by dreams of a man she's never met. When she returns to her hometown of Braxton, Ontario, those dreams become a chilling reality. Skye and her friends are kidnapped and find themselves trapped in a mysterious attic, held captive by none other than John Brooks-Braxton's top detective and the man from Skye's dreams.

Despite the terror surrounding them, Skye is drawn to John in ways she can't explain. Their connection is undeniable, deepening with every shared secret, every stolen glance. As Skye and John's relationship grows, so does the mystery of their bond, one that defies logic and challenges reality itself. But Skye's feelings for John must remain hidden from her frightened friends, who see only a captor where Skye sees something far more complex.

Skyeholm invites readers into a world where love and fear are intricately intertwined, and the line between dreams and reality blurs into something neither Skye nor John could have ever imagined.

Content Warnings: Violence • Suicide/Suicidal Ideation • Depression • Anxiety • PTSD • Addiction • Kidnapping • Grief/Loss • Death

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About the Author

Tamara Rector
Tamara Rector writes romantic suspense and horror stories about complicated relationships and the choices people make when things start to go bad. She lives in New Brunswick with her husband and two daughters, where she spends most of her time writing, thinking about stories, and getting distracted by new ideas for the next book.