All the Crimson Roses: Flowers fade, but legends never die.

The best book in the triolgy is finally here! Filled with secrets, intrigue, romance, danger, heartbreak, and of course a much needed happily ever after. Whether you've read the first two or not, All the Crimson Roses is a must read, and it's a good thing each reads as a standalone.

When Rebecca Brant (Bex) heads to NYC for an internship, she leaves behind an anonymous bombshell of a letter for the paper at her university. Having had enough, Bex uses the letter to call out an elitist secret society for using extreme tactics to control events on campus---the reason she no longer will be a part of the group. But, she's not prepared for the way she feels once the letter is splayed across the front page of the campus newspaper. Has she betrayed her friends in the secret society? Will they guess she wrote the letter? What has she done and why is Sawyer, her assistant at the paper blowing up her phone?

When Sawyer is left to send the newspaper to print, he can't believe what he sees dead center on the front page. Could it be? No, she's too loyal, she'd never! As fear begins to grip him, he desperately feels the need to talk with Bex. He also needs to keep the feelings he has for her at bay because she's his best friend's girl.

As the former leader for the secret society, Lane has the perfect plan to divert suspicion away from his girlfriend, Bex. He makes plans to fly to NYC to see her and introduce her to a distinguished alum of the influential, powerful society Bex has vowed to have nothing more to do with. Surely, after meeting John Whitson Sinclair, and learning what he can do to help with her future career, she'll think agian. Lane will make that happen----because Bex is his forever. His plans start out with success, until everthing changes.

All the Crimson Roses is a story about doing the right thing when the time comes, knowing what matters most, and following one's heart, even when it's hard. Flowers fade, but legends never die!