
Is Ben Tierney the feared abductor? Or is he who he claims to be…her rescuer from harm and from the tragedy that haunts her?
I am always game for one of Sandra Brown’s books, they are generally a “no-brainer”, knowing you’ll get a good read no matter what. This was no exception. Sandra is a wizard at setting the stage in this thriller, making the reader grasp at any indication that Ben Tierney isn’t a murderer. The sexual desire and tension between Tierney and Lilly can be cut with a butter knife, thick and daunting. You will struggle to piece together all the facts and decide for yourself the answers to the basic questions, Good or Evil? Guilty or not guilty?
The little town of Cleary is that of a soap opera, drama, teenage preganancy, gossip, betrayal and even may/december romances. Yet for how small this little town is, no one seemed to notice they had a murderer in thier midst. Sherriff Dutch Burton is determined to catch this killer and save his wif… ex-wife from the man she was stranded alone with. Dutch’s jealious tempers rise, as does the heat between Tierbey and Lilly in the cabin high on Cleary moutain.
Great review! Sounds like a good book. I’ll check it out!
Great review! Sounds like a good book. I’ll check it out!
I have to check this one out also. Have you read Rainwater yet. A great read and filled with emotion.
Carol L.