"Familiar suspense plot gets fresh telling with great characters."

When Robert Gray is murdered outside a club after a night of looking for a good time, his brother, Matthew, goes in search of the killer. He's convinced that the woman he saw with his brother that night is involved, but when he tracks her down, he finds her twin sister, Mia, instead.

Mia is getting over her divorce to a controlling man and looking forward to the end of the school year. She wants to get back to her old self instead of the image of what her husband wanted her to be. Her life is interrupted when she gets a call from her twin sister, Margot. Mia rushes to the nearby city where Margot lives, only to find her gone and an angry man accusing her of murder.

As the case becomes more complex, Mia and Matthew have to deal with not only a killer, but the attraction they feel for each other. They will have to work through their own emotional and personal problems before they can learn to trust again.

The plot of this story may sound similar to others, but I can tell you that Ms. Taylor gives it a fresh telling. This is a must-read book, and I know you'll fall for the characters, just as I did.

Reviewed by Melissa Huston
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted December 10, 2003