How far would you go if the one person you loved was the one person you couldn’t trust?
Having fled a cruel and twisted past, Cal Strudwick is finally at peace with his demons – until he meets naïve uni student, Lexi Donaghue. Desperate to find freedom from her own traumatic past, Lexi is inexplicably drawn to Cal and they embark on a passionate, all-consuming romance.
Their happiness is short lived. A freak accident leads to a devastating tragedy and their web of secrets and lies begins to unravel. When an untimely death sets off a chain of catastrophic events, loyalties are stretched to breaking point. With Cal no longer able to trust Lexi and his past rapidly advancing, he realises there can be only one life-changing outcome.
When Foundations Crumble is a heart-wrenching tale of mystery, intrigue, passion, tragedy and deceit.
I can't remember a time when I didn't have a book in my hands. As a child I used to hide them under the bedclothes and many a night I'd fall asleep mid-chapter, waking only when the book slipped from my grasp.
As an avid reader I'd always promised myself I'd write a book yet I had no idea if I'd be able to do it. When I read a book that I'm invested in then I'll read the beginning before skipping to the end to make sure it ends how I want it to. If it does, then I'll go back and read the middle - strange, I know! So I figured I'd do the same thing when writing; craft the beginning and the end but struggle to write the middle, yet, a few years ago I surprised myself. I sat down and wrote my first full length novel and now I've hit my forties, I haven't looked back. I've actually written a total of three novels now although 'When Foundations Crumble' is the first one to be published. I'm thoroughly enjoying my writing journey and consider myself fortunate to be able to do what I love.
When I'm not writing I'm a mum to two wonderful boys (they paid me to say that) and wife to an even more wonderful husband (yeah, he paid too). I love cats, cricket and chocolate (all the c's) and live in the (not so) sunny climes of the UK.
The story drew me in. Liked the style of writing from alternate points of view, but not in first person. Ok characters.....although I didn’t warm to them. It just lacked description and contained too much dialogue for my personal taste.