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2024 Literary Global Book Awards Finalist for Women's Fiction 2024 Somerset Book Awards Longlisted for Contemporary Fiction (CIBA)
Twilight's Brightest Star, the final chapter of the Winds of Change Trilogy, follows Starla Silverson from a small town in California on an epic global adventure, transforming her life in ways she never imagined.
After enduring the aftermath of her cousin's kidnapping and her parents' rocky reunion, Starla is determined to pursue her dreams. As a flight attendant, her job whisks her around the world, where she meets Sebastian Wylder, a charismatic English rugby player. Their instant connection ignites a passionate romance, but old wounds resurface, challenging both their relationship and the future they have begun to build.
Years later, just when Starla believes she's found her happily ever after, a shocking secret turns her world upside down. With her mother by her side, she must confront the past and decide: will uncovering a long-buried truth bring the closure she's yearned for, or will it shatter the life she has fought so hard to create?
As secrets unravel, Starla's journey becomes a gripping exploration of love, family, and the unbreakable bonds that define us. This sweeping family saga blends heartache with hope, honoring the resilience of women through time and leaving you questioning what it truly means to find peace-and whether some truths are worth uncovering.
Perfect for fans of The Jetsetters and Firefly Lane, Twilight's Brightest Star offers an emotional and unforgettable reading experience, celebrating the strength of women and the enduring power of love.
This book can be enjoyed as a standalone novel, but is better as part of the Winds of Change Trilogy.
