Where Secrets Lie by Colleen Coble and Rick Acker brings readers back to Tupelo Grove. (I think it helps to read book 1 in the series, just FYI.) Savannah and Hez try to pick up the pieces of their lives and fragile relationship, but when Hez is framed for something he didn’t do, Savannah questions … Continue reading
Tell Me Something Good by Court Stevens tells the story of a small town full of secrets. Anna is from the poor part of town an only wants to help her ailing mother, but winds up getting hired by a hunting lodge. But she gets way in over her head, when the big hunt isn’t
Tell Me Something Good Read More »
Legacy of Secrets by Kenna Scott kicks of a brand new series, one I will want to binge read as soon as the next book releases. Sean Harrington is a firefighter, ostracized by his family. But when he is called to a fire at the family winery, he meets ATF Special Agent Casey Anderson, who
Break My Fall by Lynn H. Blackburn takes readers back to Gossamer Falls. If you love small town romances with a bit of suspense, this is your book. Meredith Quinn moves back home and brings the trouble with her. She’s got the support of her family and the police chief Grayson Ward and needs their
I’ve never read anything by Maggie K. Black, and after reading Crime Scene Secrets, I want to go back and read all her prior books. Crime Scene Secrets takes place in a rural mountain setting where Ophelia Clarke is attending a family wedding. When shots are fired at the rehearsal dinner, Ophelia contacts FBI agent
Crime Scene Secrets Read More »
Every Deadly Suspicion by Janice Cantore is a fantastic small-town suspense story. Hanna Keyes is the police chief in Dry Oaks, CA. The town has so many secrets – like what happened 30 years ago when her father was sent to prison for murder? Hanna faces off with the past while chasing a serial killer
Every Deadly Suspicion Read More »
Lethal Reunion by Lacey Baker gives readers an intriguing mystery from page one! Halle Jefferson heads back home to her high school reunion, but someone isn’t happy about her return. After receiving a threating phone call–not to mention the gunshot at the reunion– Halle reunites with Kyle Briscoe. He’s the new sheriff in town and
Colleen Coble and Rick Acker team up again to bring readers another thrilling read. I Think I Was Murdered is a standalone (not part of the Tupelo Grove series). But the story is a must-read for suspense fans. Katrina Berg thought she had it all – her dream career and loving husband. But when Jason
I Think I Was Murdered Read More »
Witness Escape by Sami A. Abrams gives readers suspense from page one. Police Detective Doug Olsen meets a waitress at a cafe and realizes instantly she’s in trouble. Tabitha Wilson’s anonymity only lasted so long before someone from the cartel came looking for her. Doug steps in and discovers that Beth’s secrets run deep and
What We Hide by Colleen Coble and Rick Acker gives readers an intriguing mystery. Savannah Webster is in deep trouble. She’s been accused of murder, and she turns towards the best attorney she knows, her ex-husband, Hez. While trying to clear Savannah’s name, they start to uncover secret after dangerous secret. I love this kickoff
