Mostly Perilous: The Women of Ambrose Estate
An empty grave. A century of lies. And a love that may finally break the family curse…
Emma Ambrose has spent her life running—from her family’s legendary Texas oil estate, from its whispered deaths, and from the curse that has stalked Ambrose women for generations. A curse that promises one cruel truth: any man who loves an Ambrose woman is doomed to die.
So Emma chooses ancient tombs over modern tragedy, burying herself in the deserts of Egypt where the dead stay safely dead—and love can’t follow her.
Until it does.
Ian Phelps knows sorrow intimately. By day, he serves as the county coroner, cataloging loss with steady and empathetic hands. By night, he drowns in grief for the wife he couldn’t save. Love, he believes, is a chapter closed forever—until a chance meeting with Emma Ambrose ignites something dangerous, tender, and impossible to resist.
Their connection is instant. Profound. And terrifying.
Because when Emma is forced back to Ambrose Estate, Ian follows—and together they uncover a chilling truth buried in the family graveyard. Secrets so old they’ve been bleeding into the present for a hundred years.
As long-hidden betrayals surface and the past demands its reckoning, Emma must finally face the legacy she’s been running from. To save Ian, she may have to give him up forever. Because this time, love isn’t just forbidden.
It’s mostly perilous.
A sweeping, emotionally charged romantic suspense filled with forbidden love, buried secrets, and heart-stopping twists, MOSTLY PERILOUS delivers the explosive conclusion to the Women of Ambrose Estate—where the past is unburied, the curse is confronted, and love will either survive… or be lost forever.
If you like enchanting romantic chemistry and family sagas with a bit of mystery, then you’ll adore Kimberley’s sweet and smoldering love story. Read the thrilling conclusion to the Women of Ambrose Estate!
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