My Father's House
  • Reads 13,892
  • Votes 1,803
  • Parts 55
  • Time 8h 2m
  • Reads 13,892
  • Votes 1,803
  • Parts 55
  • Time 8h 2m
Ongoing, First published Feb 07, 2016
Harper doesn't know her enemy. The first attack on her England holiday is dismissed as a random mugging. But when she is held at gunpoint by a woman intent on taking more than her purse, Harper is forced to reconsider her initial assumptions. 
As her adversaries become more lethal, Harper slowly uncovers disturbing facts about her missing father's criminal history. The more she learns, the more she questions her father's objectives. Does he truly wish to protect her or is there a scheme unfolding that places her intentionally in the crosshairs of his enemies? To escape England alive, Harper must face her enemies and the possibility that her father is one of them.
All Rights Reserved
Sign up to add My Father's House to your library and receive updates
or
#335thriller
Content Guidelines
You may also like
You may also like
Slide 1 of 9
You Can Go Home Again cover
Until Forever (Complete) cover
Unexpected : Series Of Incidence  cover
Are you sure you're not lying? cover
Never Safe ✔︎  cover
Hired for secrets cover
No Telling cover
Fly Away cover
D is for Deception: A Langley & Porter Mystery cover

You Can Go Home Again

19 parts Complete Mature

Have you ever feared mistakes you made so much that you would leave the country hoping to run from them? Have you had secrets you felt were too terrible to share with even your most trusted friends or family members? Have you lied to everyone you've ever loved in hopes to simply spare their feelings and your own? Harper Knighton has done every one of those things, and, for the first time in two years, has to come home to face them. Harper's grandfather has fallen ill, which is what prompts her to return home at all. Hoping to simply spend time with Pawpaw and say her goodbyes, Harper's plans get disrupted by the difficulties of family drama and coming face-to-face with more than one aspect of the past she is still trying to hide from. Experience the ups and downs of what it means to return to your childhood home in your twenties while also navigating the pitfalls of your own heart in You Can Go Home Again.