Melissa

by Diane Stringam Tolley

Fleeing from the cruelty and abuse of her famous and powerful father, Melissa escapes to a distant city and begins a new life. Her young dreams of happiness now only a fading memory, Melissa struggles to find peace.
But suddenly, her world is once more shattered when she becomes the target of a bitter and resourceful unknown enemy.
Fearing for her reason and finally her life, Melissa is forced to seek help from the one person she has spent the past four years trying to forget.
The person who has spent those same four years hating her.
Cain.

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First published May 23, 2011

About the author

Raised on the last of the great old Southern Alberta ranches and trained in journalism, Diane recounts tales of growing up in the bend of the north fork of the Milk River. Author of countless short stories, articles, poems, plays, songs and novels, she brings a wealth of western family ideals to her writing.
Nothing intrigues more than a background story. And nothing is quite as peaceful as reliving the past.