Red-Orange and Almost a Bride — Linda McKown

The person we might marry isn't necessarily the one. There is someone else who comes upon the scene. They are the person we genuinely love. This book takes the reader into relationship problems involving good and bad obsessive personalities. Friends aren't whom they seem. Kyla Turner keeps asking why, and how her life got on this merry-go-round. She realizes the cost is too high. To protect Edward Marsh, she gets off the ride temporarily. Bad things keep happening. There is an unknown killer. She turns to Edward Marsh in the end who helps her not lose again. Whenever he takes her hand, the extent of their love widens.