As a child she was called 'Betsy'.  In college, she became 'Liz' and 'Elizabeth' as a woman of independent means ─or so she portrayed herself to others. The image of the child often taunted as 'the convict's daughter' to the woman known as 'the ice queen' was shattered in the realization that no matter what the name, what the image, underneath it all, everyone was not who others believed them to be. Especially not those she loved the most.

They stole her daughter. They made her a weapon. Now they are coming for war.

She was a fearless journalist.
He was the soldier who loved her.
One betrayal tore them apart.

Years later… they meet again.
Under the glittering lights of a gala.
With a truth too dangerous to keep.

Their child is alive.
She’s not the girl they remember.
And the people who own her… will never let her go.

To save her, they’ll have to burn through lies, enemies, and a past that refuses to stay buried.
Because some wars aren’t fought for nations…
They’re fought for blood.

Explosive. Emotional. Unforgettable. Burning Horizon will grip you from the first page and never let go.