One sin she can't forgive. He knew that. He did it anyway.It seemed nothing and nobody could replace Hana in Logan's affections. They've arrived home from a trip to Europe looking stronger than ever as a family unit. Yet disaster looms in the shape of an unexpected visitor, throwing the Du Roses into turmoil. The past will not leave them in peace.Hana possesses the thing Logan wants but his behaviour drives her to keep it secret. When he becomes the prime suspect in a murder, she sets out to solve the mystery with her usual brand of chaos. She'll free her husband, but in the process she may accidentally destroy him.The old matriarch's prophecy resonates with truth. The Du Rose men will bring about their family's ruin.A quote from the novel. "Hana looked up at her husband. He towered over her, a massive presence full of bearing and authority. It terrified her to know she could destroy him with a single word. He was her strong rock with a hidden fissure through the centre, fragile and flawed in its tainted excellence. He completed so much of her that without Logan, she no longer knew who Hana was."Readers say, "I'm hoping there will be more Hana Du Rose books, because I've fallen in love with Logan!" EliIf you like nail biting sagas with men to die for and women who remind you of yourself, then you'll love The Hana Du Rose Mysteries.Buy Du Rose Sons to get a taste of New Zealand culture and experience a family drama you can relate to. The first time K T Bowes won a writing competition she was six and the sound of the applause as she went up on stage stayed with her for at least half an hour. Then when they presented her with a Jaffa biscuit as a prize the shine wore off and she palmed it off on her baby sister after school. She wrote in her teenage years because the local paper paid money to kids for stories and she subsidised her role as sales assistant in a chip shop with her writing. Married with four children, her work history includes a variety of roles from law enforcement officer to chief pot and bottle washer in a hospital. She gained a drawer full of diplomas and certificates over the years for her numerous jobs but the most unused one was an honours degree in English.Eleven years ago after getting on a plane with a rucksack, a suitcase and a one way ticket to New Zealand with her family, K T Bowes dusted off her degree certificate and began to write again.Seven years later and she'd produced three novels which were published first on the book site which must not be named here. A few years on and she's an international best seller with nineteen books published under the Hakarimata Press label and available in most online retailers.K T Bowes is still in New Zealand and still married, but the four children she crossed the world with have all grown up and started doing incredible things of their own. Now in their twenties, they all seem to be stuck in the tertiary system as eternal students but one day they might find their way out - although they aren't currently looking for the exit. She visits them there regularly and sends food parcels and money.She used to horse ride but kept falling off and breaking bones so now stays almost safely on the treadmill - almost safely because she has fallen off that too. Her constant writing companion is a ginger cat called Nahla who sleeps in her desk drawer and follows her everywhere, begging for her picture to go on Twitter. Hana craves a quiet life but it's clearly not in her destiny. She'll take you with her as she lurches from crisis to crisis.
