Cover Reveal – When The Storm Breaks by Avery Hart @authoraveryhart #romanticsuspense

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Title: When the Storm Breaks

Author: Avery Hart

Cover design & Photography by: Marisa-rose Shor @ Cover Me Darling (https://www.facebook.com/covermedarling/)

Release date: TBD (October 2016)

Genre: Romance/Suspense

Synopsis

Claire Scott is at an all-time high in her life. After landing her dream job and marrying her best friend, James, she knows that life can’t get much better. Unfortunately, what should be the happiest time of her life suddenly changes when a traumatic event tears her world apart.

Mason Brady never planned to be a part of Claire’s life. In fact, he avoided her as much as possible, but fate works in the most mysterious ways. When he finds her broken and scared, he knows that he needs to do whatever he can to help her heal.

As her world continues to crumble around her, no one in Claire’s life is safe. With someone on a mission to hurt her, Claire knows that her only option is to run. However, there is a problem. How can you run when you don’t know who it is you’re running from?

One wrong move may cost Claire the lives of those she loves most, but, when the storm breaks, who will be left to pick up the pieces?

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