Master of Destiny

The saga of Brandon Vant and Jesselynn Wyatt continues in the anticipated sequel to Mistress of Serenity. In Master of Destiny, Lisa Saner delves deeper into Brandon's character and takes readers on a winding tale of suspense, tragedy, triumph, and of course, romance. It's been six months since Brandon's tour ended. While he's preparing to record another album, he meets up with Jesselynn at his brother's wedding. Her career is skyrocketing with a successful debut album and concerts. Though they're polite to each other, they're content to continue their careers and lives separately. Or so they think. Just as Brandon's life seems to be in a steady, comfortable place, he learns of a sister neither he nor his brother knew anything about. His search for her spans the globe and instead of a happy reunion, he unearths family horrors that threaten his relationship with his parents. Jesse and her assistant, Jane, return to Serenity for protection from an unknown enemy. Nick's wife gives birth to a son. When it's discovered she has an ulterior motive for motherhood, Nick and his child also become guests at Brandon's villa. Old friends make appearances and new ones are introduced. Jake Henderson and Brandon become partners in an unlikely venture and Brandon makes a decision that brings them all full circle. What he thinks will gain Jesse's trust backfires. She receives great accolades while facing tragedy and Brandon is forced to watch her struggle in silence. He takes a hard look at himself and doesn't like what he sees. As he strives to become a man worthy of her, he realizes it may be too late to repair the damage of his reckless past and misunderstandings of the present.