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Once Upon A Set of Wheels. Part 2: Take It To The Limit
Assistant Commissioner Davidson returns to the manuscript on his desk and turns the page, he knows her story never ended there, and he knows what is going to happen next.
Lilly Smith is a happy young girl living with good foster parents in Essex and really starting to come out of her shell as she makes friends, goes to school and even gets a crush on a boy...but someone recognises this little curly redheaded girl. Something in those deep green eyes sparks
Everyone who had ever known Lotus Ogden believes she took her own life after suffering the most terrible of childhoods.
Soon the connection is made and Lilly Smith is heading back to Yorkshire and back to Lotus and the life she led.
Lotus wants nothing more than to be a normal girl with her dog, in a nice, caring family, but the people she knew in her childhood refuse to let her be. The man convicted of her abuse is out on appeal and out for revenge.
The lost boys she and Tempo took in want her back, especially Barry who is more disturbing than even. There is unfinished business and now Lotus is not a little girl anymore, she’s growing up... into a beautiful, strong, independent and yet vulnerable young woman.
The most horrific heartache still awaits Lotus, viciously and violently attacked at the hands of ‘The Boys’, a high speed crash, being convicted of manslaughter, losing the most important woman in her life, becoming a mother and losing her precious, devoted Ripley...Lotus comes back in force.
No-one is safe, not even her best friend and mentor Tempo; Lotus wants a normal life, to be loved and to love, to be free and she’ll take down anyone who gets in her way.
As she reaches boiling point, she is even more dangerous now and there is no darkness to hide behind, just vengeance!
Can Davidson save her before it’s too late, just one last time?
With nothing left to live for, she finds herself back on the bridge at Ogden Water and looks at her own deep green eyes and finally she finds her peace before the end can come...her real mother!
Lilly Smith is a happy young girl living with good foster parents in Essex and really starting to come out of her shell as she makes friends, goes to school and even gets a crush on a boy...but someone recognises this little curly redheaded girl. Something in those deep green eyes sparks
Everyone who had ever known Lotus Ogden believes she took her own life after suffering the most terrible of childhoods.
Soon the connection is made and Lilly Smith is heading back to Yorkshire and back to Lotus and the life she led.
Lotus wants nothing more than to be a normal girl with her dog, in a nice, caring family, but the people she knew in her childhood refuse to let her be. The man convicted of her abuse is out on appeal and out for revenge.
The lost boys she and Tempo took in want her back, especially Barry who is more disturbing than even. There is unfinished business and now Lotus is not a little girl anymore, she’s growing up... into a beautiful, strong, independent and yet vulnerable young woman.
The most horrific heartache still awaits Lotus, viciously and violently attacked at the hands of ‘The Boys’, a high speed crash, being convicted of manslaughter, losing the most important woman in her life, becoming a mother and losing her precious, devoted Ripley...Lotus comes back in force.
No-one is safe, not even her best friend and mentor Tempo; Lotus wants a normal life, to be loved and to love, to be free and she’ll take down anyone who gets in her way.
As she reaches boiling point, she is even more dangerous now and there is no darkness to hide behind, just vengeance!
Can Davidson save her before it’s too late, just one last time?
With nothing left to live for, she finds herself back on the bridge at Ogden Water and looks at her own deep green eyes and finally she finds her peace before the end can come...her real mother!
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First published November 19, 2012
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