"Chilling romantic suspense."

Susan Maddox suffers the consequences of a husband gone missing from a small Texas town with the banker's wife and a whole lot of money. Susan's neighbors just don't treat her the same way anymore, as if she was the one who took all the money and murdered the two.

The last person she should turn to for help is her husband's brother. They have a history, and with all her current problems, she doesn't need to add this complication to the mix. Yet Susan must turn to Luke Maddox when her home is set on fire and someone attempts to kill her.

The events in FATAL ERROR will chill you like a cold desert night, while the heat of a love unquenched by time provides refuge. Ms. Thompson has created romantic suspense that's sure to entertain you with its fast pace and intricate details. I suggest this book as your next read.

Reviewed by Sabrina Marino
Posted October 20, 2004

Summary

West Texas gossip paints every story a more interesting shade, especially when a married man goes missing with a small-town banker's wife and a fortune in fraudulent loans. Susan Maddox is tired of feeling like an abandoned woman, and even angrier when the neighbors act as if she's the one getting away with murder. Maybe her handsome-as-sin, bad- boy brother-in-law wasn't the smartest choice of ally, but who else could she trust to recover damning information from her husband's crashed hard drive? Who else is there to pick up the pieces when intruders set fire to her home, a truck runs her off the road, and a trail of dead men stops her cold? Who else can help her uncover a . . . fatal error.