









The heart-stopping finale of the Rebel series.

I’ve always known where I ranked in every aspect of my life.
Parents? Not the favorite twin.
Military? Dangerous scapegoat.
Women? Practically a god—they’re welcome.
Mafia? Irreplaceable member of the family.
When Willow Bennett moves into our little town, I find that confidence rocked for the first time by how guarded she is.
But that secretive smile and those dancing eyes keep drawing me back to her as if falling in love isn’t a danger I never wanted to put on anyone.
And now that danger is knocking on our door. Demanding atonement for a choice my family made years ago. Attempting to ruin the peace we’ve been living in.
Threatening to destroy everything.
But in our world, rebellions aren’t a phase; they’re an oath. A way of life.
And I’m the unassuming Rebel you need to watch out for.
Nearly every word out of my mouth might drip with sarcasm, but that doesn’t diminish my aim. More than that, you can’t escape me because I’m a bloodhound.
The name’s Diggs.
There’s nothing and no one I can’t track down. If I’m looking for you, you might as well start praying because I’m about to be the last thing you see.
The ‘Love in the Hills of the Headwaters Series’ will bring you stories you can relate to; people you can connect with; and love you can believe in.
Unfinished Business
Love in the Hills of the Headwaters Book 3
by Tricia Daniels
Genre: Small Town Romance, Light Supernatural
I’ve had intuitive moments since I was a little girl. My siblings don’t seem to share the gift, if you can call it that. If they do, they’ve kept it a secret. When I was a teenager, my overthinking complicated things. I avoided Alex for more than seventeen years because of it. I made some bad decisions back then because I never really understood my gift until I was older. As the stars finally align, the universe pushes us back together and a new destiny begins to unfold. Twists and turns in the road being laid out before us will force us to face our fears and insecurities. And this time I sense Alex and I aren’t the only ones with unfinished business.





