What the Heart Wants
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Caren Cross
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What the Heart Wants
A Novel by Caren Cross
She was just another intern.
He was the married boss she should have ignored.
Lindsay Golan is twenty-three years old, brilliant, and determined to prove herself at Boston’s most prestigious hospital. Falling for Dr. Joel Stein—the charming, untouchable administrator with a wedding ring—was never part of the plan. One reckless night changes everything. For Lindsay, it isn’t a mistake. It’s the beginning of something she’s willing to fight for.
Roberta Stein has spent thirty years perfecting the art of composure. She knows her husband’s patterns. She knows how to make inconvenient women disappear with nothing more than a polite invitation to coffee. But Lindsay doesn’t leave. Not when Joel ends it. Not when subtle warnings escalate into danger.
Then a nurse Joel was seeing turns up dead.
And another.
When Detective Jack Johnson uncovers a chilling pattern tied to Joel’s past, an old obsession resurfaces—one that has been quietly eliminating threats for decades. As the body count rises, Lindsay finds herself marked as the next target in a twisted crusade to “protect” a marriage already built on lies.
But survival changes everything.
In the aftermath of violence and betrayal, alliances shift. Truth replaces illusion. And the woman Lindsay thought was her enemy becomes the one person willing to fight for her life—and her heart.
What the Heart Wants is a gripping, emotionally charged thriller about obsession disguised as love, the cost of denial, and the courage it takes to choose honesty over comfort.
How far will someone go to protect what they believe belongs to them?
And when the dust settles… who truly deserves to be chosen?
Some chase intensity.
Some mistake possession for devotion.
But in the end… the heart wants what the heart wants.