Carol Steward

This book was hard for me to get into at first, but then it sucked me in and I suddenly had to find out how it ended. The hero is terrific.

"Guardian of Justice" was an average book. It has a very good suspenseful storyline. However, it did have a few typos that distracted me. The main character's name was Kira and twice it was typed Kim in this book.  This slow downed my reading. There were other mistakes also.

This is book #4 in the Reunion Revelations series. 

Dee was supposed to be the public relations person for Magnolia College.  But how was she supposed to do her job when someone was following her, and leaving her unsettling phone messages?

Why was Edgar, her boss, always there every time she turned around?  At least that's what it seemed like. 

SYNOPSIS:  Dee Owens has a tough job to do: she has to find a positive way to spin the recent problems (including murder) at Magnolia College.  Her job as a publicist brings her into close contact with Edgar Ortiz, the assistant director of admissions for the college.  Unfortunately, the public attention on Dee seems to have created even more problems as now Dee finds herself wondering if she is being stalked or simply paranoid.  Meanwhile, will the sudden limelight put a halt to the growing attraction between Dee and Edgar?

This book had a few twists in it, but it was great.  Dee finally finds love, and Edgar is a great protector to Dee.  All the clues are coming together.  I wondered who Kate and Jennifer are going to have their happily ever afters with.

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Dee Owens job doing public relations for Magnolia College was supposed to be temporary, but if the person responsible for the death of the body under the sidewalk has his or her way, her removal from the position may be permanent. Can Edgar Ortiz protect Dee, or will his attraction to her get in the way?

This is the fourth book in the series about what happens after a 10 year reunion at Magnolia College. A body was found under a sidewalk that was being removed to expand a building.