A romantic thriller, “Known 
What began as an act of being a good Samaritan turned into a series of accidents, deaths and near misses that would make anyone paranoid. Because of his past, which Chris remembers vividly, he believes that someone was after Gianna and her daughter.
But, Giana is on a state of disbelief. Though everything was pointing to that conclusion, she refused to believe that someone wanted to kill them. After all, she was just a medical examiner who just moved to the Pacific Northwest from New York. They have not even settled in their new home and make new friends, let alone enemies.
But, Gianna has a past though she could not remember. Call it selective amnesia. Something so horrible happened and the only way for Gianna to survive was to forget it. Could her past finally caught up with her? Now, if she can only remember enough to save herself, her daughter and Chris, whom against all odds, Gianna started to feel something for him.
In this fifth book in the Bone Secrets series, Kendra Elliot leads readers on a dangerous, twisting journey of two lives forever changed by a fiery snowstorm in the mountains.
Known
After a brutal snowstorm in the Cascade Mountains, Chris Jacobs discovers two things he never expected to see: the charred shell of a cabin, and Gianna Trask and her sixteen-year-old daughter huddled in an SUV, having barely escaped from their burning vacation rental.
Still scarred from a childhood ordeal, Chris knows there’s something sinister about the scene—it’s the stench of burned flesh.
Forced to wait out the blizzard in their rescuer’s retreat, medical examiner Gianna Trask wonders if her hidden past has finally caught up with her. When a body is found in the destroyed cabin’s ashes and a forest ranger is brutally murdered, both Gianna and Chris must confront their secrets if they want to escape the violent threat lurking outside.
In the fifth book in the Bone Secrets series, Kendra Elliot leads readers on a dangerous, twisting journey of two lives forever changed by a fiery snowstorm in the mountains.
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