~ Barbara Phinney
Publisher ~ Barbara Phinney
Published ~ 5 July 2011
My Rating ~ 4 out of 5
Anna LaBonte wakes up in her
vacation cabin and has a gut feeling her bastard of a husband, Serge, is dead. He’s
not in the cabin, her car is gone and she doesn’t know where he is or why he
left. She only knows that he’s dead and she’s finally free. The only problem is
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police think she offed her husband and all the
circumstantial evidence is pointing directly at her.
Brent Stirling is on vacation in
the cabin next door. He doesn’t believe she killed her husband, so even though
his friends are telling him to distance himself from Anna, the non-grieving
murderess, he decides to help her figure out who killed Serge. Can they find
enough evidence to prove her innocence before the cop with the perfect record
slam dunks Anna straight to jail? Let the hunt begin.
Well-written with great
characters I had a hard time putting this story down since I wanted to know who
the killer was. Not that Serge was any great loss, but without suspects, for a
time I even suspected Anna of doing the deed. She’d have had plenty of sympathy
from me if she had though. What a jerk that guy was. Anyway, I enjoyed reading
about two people with pain and scars, healing and getting on with their lives. I
look forward to reading more by Barbara Phinney.
*The author provided a copy of
this story for me to review. Please see disclaimer page.
Thank you so much for the review. It's wonderful.
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