Dangerous Trust

Barbara Fritti brilliantly combines, within a single novel, genres that at first glance seem opposite: melodrama and suspense, a family novel and adventure, a romantic story and a thriller. That is also one of the reasons for its success: Barbara Fritti’s books constantly top the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. Her novel’s characters and their feelings—real, not “bookish”—are understandable and familiar to every reader, no matter which country they live in.

Damon has been a man from Sophie’s past for a long time.
Does she want to continue the relationship?
Probably yes.
But not at that price.

They meet again after her father dies in a car accident—an FBI agent. Before his death, he leaves behind mysterious, confusing messages in which he asks his daughter not to trust anyone, especially his colleagues and even friends. He insists that Sophie drop everything and run. What happened? Why did her father act this way? And, most importantly, who is responsible for his death? Without answers to these questions, Sophie can’t go on living.

Besides, she’s clearly in danger—she’s being stalked and even tried to kill.

And that’s where Damon comes in: the best student of her father, the man of her dreams. Now they’ll have to not only survive, and uncover the real reason for Sophie’s father’s death, but also get to know each other better—and try not to go mad from the scorching attraction between them. Although it won’t be that easy, because even one look from Damon can cause Sophie a pulsing electric shock.