While You Were Gone

Hollywood Nights - Book One

The Hollywood Nights Series is packed with page-turning mystery, steamy angst, exotic locations, and unforgettable romance.

When Lauren Hathaway returns to Hollywood, she never expects to come face to face with Cody Bradshaw, the boy who stole her heart a decade earlier. As they reconnect and reignite the flames of their long-lost love, they work to uncover the truth behind a murder that’s shattered Cody’s life. A web of danger and deception follows as they encounter secrets and betrayals that threaten to tear them apart.
Set in the glitzy and explosive streets of Hollywood, Lauren and Cody explore the heart-pounding, butterflies-in-your-stomach feelings of first love. Can Lauren and Cody find their happily ever after or will the shadows of the past come crashing down on their Hollywood dreams?
“While You Were Gone” combines pulse-pounding suspense with a long-lost romance that will keep the reader guessing until the unforgettable ending.

Each book in the Hollywood Nights Series is a standalone novel, no cliffhangers.

The Hollywood Nights novels:
While You Were Gone #1
Falling Into Forever #2
The Last Beautiful Thing #3
Waiting for the Best #4
Midnight Secrets – Coming Soon!

What readers are saying about the author’s books…

These storylines are full of suspense, mystery, and drama. I love how the stories play out. The characters are great. I can't wait to read more of this series. Definitely a must add to your reading list.

Pour yourself a glass of wine, slather on the sunscreen, and put on your oversized sunglasses. This is pure guilty pleasure!

I get lost in these stories. These books rate up there with other classic romantic suspense novels. The writer pulls you in with a great cast of characters.

This was one of the best series I've ever read. The books keep you turning pages and never disappoint!

Spoiler Alert - if you read one of these books, you'll want to read them all!

Not a fan of the virtual narrator

Story seems good but I found it difficult to get through it due to the almost lifeless/flat virtual voice narration. It’s lacking the nuances that a human being brings.