"I saw my neighbor murder his wife!"
But the police
didn't believe Petra Wilson. They insisted she was mistaken. There was
no body, no evidence, no murder. Petra knew what she had seen. And now
her dangerous neighbor knew it, too. She needed protection, needed
someone to believe her. So she turned to private investigator Joe
Tarleton, expecting him to decide there was no case. But the handsome
P.I. vowed to uncover the truth. Still, he couldn't guard Petra
twenty-four hours a day…which left them both wide open to a killer
intent on silencing the only living witness.…
I read the first two chapters of this one night at bed time. I had vivid dreams about a house next door. People "disappeared". Let's just say I didn't get much sleep. I waited until dh was home to finish this read. The beginning of this book was AWESOME, but it seemed lackluster by the end. Suspense was rated way up there, "romance" did not seem to be the major theme to me. It was an element of the plot, but it did not drive the plot.
Cat
Let us run with ENDURANCE the race that is set before us; looking only unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith. Hebrews 12:1a-2b
