Widower's Aura

He's a guilt-ridden single father and she's a believer in second chances.Sofia Brazier lives in a world full of colors.Her ability to see auras has been useful in her career as a juvenile probation officer in New Orleans, but when things go south, she escapes to the small town of St. Fleur.The photography business is her chance to try to rid her life of all the dark auras surrounding the damaged souls she once tried helping.But her comfortable new world is upended when widower, and ex-security-forces-turned-handyman hunk, Noah Tyler enters the local pub and her life.Noah knows better than to get involved with the voluptuous beauty who has captivated his every thought.The guilt of his wife's murder still weighed on his heart, and he needed to focus on his daughter.That is, until his daughter vandalizes Sofia's building and effectively seals their fate.After cutting his daughter a break, Sofia begins tearing down the walls he built after his wife's death.Just when life finally seems worth living for Noah, Sofia finds herself the victim of a string of crimes. Can he protect Sofia when he failed to protect the only other woman he's ever loved?St. Fleur Series: Book 1: Widower's Aura (Sofia and Noah)Book 2: Always Mine (Lindsey and Marc)Book 3: Duplicity (Jaime Lynn and Jesse)Book 4: No Going Back (JJ and Rocco)Book 5: Taxed by Love (Gabrielle and Andrew)"I absolutely loved this book by AJ Renee. I couldn't put it down. I fell in love with the characters. Friends in a close knit town who are family not out of blood or obligation but due to caring for one another by choice." - Wicked Tales of Racy Reads"There is absolutely nothing I love more than reading a book by a down-to-earth and friendly author. To add to AJ Renee's awesomeness, she knows how to write a great book Widower's Aura was a treat for me in many, many ways. Not only was the story line right up my alley (hello, a Romantic Suspense? YES, PLEASE ), but I loved ALL, yes ALL, the characters. Also, the small-town environment was perfectly described/developed and had me feeling like I lived in St. Fleur." - HEA Bookshel