Lisa Bingham was thirteen when she decided she wanted to be a published author, and she reached that goal less than ten years later. Now Lisa is the bestselling author of more than thirty historical and contemporary romantic fiction novels. Lisa has also been a teacher and a professional theatrical and historical reenactment costume designer—she’s considered an expert in those fields. She has been lucky enough to live and study in such exotic locales as Brazil, Mexico, Europe, and the United Kingdom. Currently she lives in rural northern Utah near her husband’s fourth-generation family farm. She is married to her sweetheart of twenty-two years and has three beautiful children, an over-protective dog, a burr-laden cat, and a miniature goat who thinks she’s a puppy.
Longtime American Romance author Lisa Bingham delivers her first Intrigue with "When Night Draws Near." There's not a baby, a cowboy, or a amnesia victim in sight, just 248 pages of emotion, romance, and taut, page-turning suspense. Press that "Buy Now" button immediately--they don't get more "must read" than this.
The last thing Elizabeth Boothe expected to find when she caught a last-minute flight was her ex-husband piloting the plane. Before she could even begin to absorb the shock, the plane crashed, trapping her, Seth, and a ragtag group of passengers in the Rocky Mountains. If she thought things couldn't get worse, she was wrong--a killer has targeted the group. And now her life's in as much risk as her heart.
Interested yet? That's only the setup for a story that sets off on a brisk pace and doesn't let up for a moment. With a wonderfully fresh premise and warm characters, Lisa Bingham could not have a delivered a more successful first Intrigue. Most remarkable, she delivers at least one twist that completely caught me off guard. A master of red herrings, she uses ones that may not be new, but which are employed in ways that completely fool you. An Intrigue from a few years back used one of the exact same red herrings, and the book was ruined because it could not have been more obvious. Here, it works. Best of all, it's just one of numerous surprises Ms. Bingham provides from start to finish in a book where nothing is what it seems to be. Anyone who wants to revel in lost-love found and sizzling action won't want to miss out on this one. And innovation-starved Intrigue readers can only hope Bingham will make an encore appearance sometime soon.