Devlin
A decade ago, Mia Duffand James Devlinwere everything to each other… until life tore them apart.
Now, after ten years of silence, the last place either expected to reunite was on opposite sides of the world.
Mia has dedicated her life to the refugees of Uganda, ensuring they have food and safety in an unpredictable world. But when a smuggling ring threatens the camp she’s sworn to protect, she refuses to back down.
Devlin never expected his latest mission—uncovering a food smuggling operation—to lead him to the woman he never stopped loving. The one he walked away from. And now, she’s in danger.
As the investigation heats up, so does the unresolved past between them. The secrets, the heartache, and the love that never truly faded come rushing back. But with enemies closing in, there’s no time to untangle old wounds—not when Mia is determined to save the refugees, and Devlin is just as determined to save her.
Together, they’ll fight for justice. Together, they’ll fight to survive. And in the midst of it all, they’ll have to decide—after all these years, do they still have a future worth fighting for?
Passion. Betrayal. Second Chances. DEVLIN is a gripping romantic suspense packed with heart-pounding action, emotional depth, and a love that refuses to stay buried.
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