
Genre:
Romantic Suspense
Themes:
Adoption / Surrogacy
Against All Odds
Amnesia
Angsty
Character with Disability
Family Relationships
Humor / Comedy
Kidnapping / Disappearance
Mental Illness
Mystery / Suspense
Quirky Characters
Stalker
Heat Level:
Fade to Black (sex scenes are mostly implied and use euphemistic language)
Archetypes:
Architect
Artist / Graphic Designer / Illustrator
CEO / Executive
Interior Designer / Design Consultant
Real Estate / Realtor / Landlord
Teacher / Professor
Geographic Location:
United States: Pacific
Setting:
Academic / School / University
Art / Photography Studio
Casino / Club / Bar
Hollywood / Movie Set
Seaside / Beach
Sexual / Gender Identity:
Bi or Pansexual
Lesbian
Queer
Confronting Darkness
The Salvaggio's Light Series, Book 7
By C. L. Cattano
Take this secret to your grave.
Welcome back to Salvaggio’s Light, the epic contemporary romance series delving into the life of Rafe Salvaggio and the many people in her life—from family and friends to lovers and enemies.
Get ready to settle back into this drama-filled romance entwined with comedy, lust, danger, thrills, regret, tragedy, suspense, and love with Confronting Darkness, the next step in the journey.
Rafe Salvaggio was left behind in Mexico and has to decide where she is going next. Eden Kingsley and their other friends can do nothing but wait and hope Rafe will come home. Katheryn Hardam has a new client who may be the key to stopping the Stewards group. She has new information and must decide if she only shows it to Eden or if she shows it to Rafe as well. Julia Hawthorn decides to help Eden and gets their friends involved. The issue is will her help be hindered by old jealousy or will she be able to put her feelings aside.
You won’t want to miss any of the action in this epic drama as Confronting Darkness, book seven of the Salvaggio’s Light serial, continues the journey of this epic contemporary romance.
This is a serial story with themes that flow from one book into another with lots of twists and turns. Reading this series from the beginning is highly suggested, or the reader may not be able to follow all of the storylines.