Twelve years
ago, Luke was tried and convicted for murder. If only someone believed that he
didn’t do it.
Lauren
thought Luke killed her sister. Luke was once the man she loved with all her
heart. But now he was nothing more than a killer set free. How could she forge
that he killed her sister? But how could she ignore the desire she still felt
for him? Even now when she had the pistol aimed at Luke, she couldn’t hide the
longing she’d kept for him.
The trust
was broken, but the fact remains: the true killer was still out there. Could
Lauren know him? And could she protect her daughter—a daughter belonging to her
and Luke—from him?
Story was
well-written, painting a nice scene of the arid Texas landscapes. Plot often
shifts between present and past scenes, depicting the events of the trial and
the mystery surrounding the unsolved case. At times, the scenes could be
somewhat lagging (like the court scenes, for instance,) but the story was,
overall, full of mystery and suspense.
A pretty
good read.
My rating: 3 stars
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