Albert Jones and several doctors disappear from the hospital along with the blood supply, containing samples of Drulietta and Delamar. While the law is looking for them, Chad moves his family to Willow Isle – their new home. Six months of reprieve trick them into a false sense of security, and while he is showing the property to his family, gunshots echo through the vastness of the estate. With a pounding heart, Chad runs to Willow Isle, but he is too late. Drulietta is on the lawn, wraps in a rug, and there is no trace of Delamar. Justin tries to gain entrance to the house, but gunshots fly over his head, stopping him in his tracks. With the aid of a blow horn, the marauders announce their demands to gain access to Willow Isle. They give Chad three days to bury Drulietta and bring Delamar to them. Can Chad locates Delamar and saves his family from the new threat on the horizon of their lives?

Hope Hamilton Tate was ten years old when she wrote her first poem and dreamed of becoming a published author. That dream became a reality in 2014 when she published her first book, Love and Mayhem on the Sunny Isle of Jamaica. Her books are action thrillers with a dash of romance, mystery, and adventure. They incorporate the beautiful scenery of Jamaica in their action-filled pages. Hope Hamilton Tate enjoys riding on the wings of her dreams, allowing them to take her to places she could not venture into reality. She is in the process of publishing books IV and V of The Sunny Isle Thriller Series. {1} Love and Mayhem on the Sunny Island of Jamaica. {2} Passion and Turmoil on the Sunny Isle. {3} Terror on Willow Isle. These three are already in publication. Please watch out for: {4} Shattered Blood Lines on the Sunny Isle. {5} Shades of Obsession on the Sunny Isle. These two will be in publication shortly.

The past
On the sunny Isle of Jamaica, a baby girl was found abandoned behind a local church. No one knew where she came from. She seemed to have just dropped from the sky, possessing the most unique eyes, no one had ever seen before. They were blue, and under certain lighting, they would change to a incandescent prism of green, almost catlike. Caroline Faulkner grew up, searching for her past and running from her past. With the passing of time, she married Chamberlain Van Hamilton who loved her with every vestige of his being. But his love could not protect her from the tragedy that would beset both their lives. Caroline died looking at the baby that was like a reincarnation of her. “Please save my baby, she must live,” she repeated, until her face transformed into a vision of serenity, lifting the pain of a lifetime, leaving her with only the purity she was born with.

The Present
Drulietta Van Hamilton grew into a beautiful young woman, mastering the arts of karate, judo and how to shoot a gun. She traveled the world with her architect father, always on the move, or maybe on the run. Eventually, her father died, and she returned to the estate with hopes of raising her young son, giving him the stability that she craved as a child. Suddenly, everyone was referring to the resemblance she had for her mother, calling her a Willoween beauty, acting like they were seeing her for the first time. Then her beautiful life evolved into a nightmare. With the dawning of each new day, a new link was added to her chain of puzzle, making her enigmatic life even more complex. Her friends and her foes were dying. The estate became a focal point for marijuana trafficking; and she could trust no one, not even the police. Three links kept converging and yet remained separate. They were marijuana trafficking, her mother’s past, and ‘Friends in High Places’. Haunted by the nightmares that had become her realities, Drulietta struggled to learn the truth about her past.

The Future
Amid her chaotic existence, she met Chad Ogilvy, a young surgeon with secrets of his own. Sparks began to ignite between them, awakening passions that they may not be able to control. But the nightmare continued. Chad and her son were now in danger from the men, who erased her past, emphasizing the awareness that she may not have a future unless she solved the events of her twilight world.