Book Description: A murdered police chief. A missing truth. A witness who can’t remember.
Twenty-five years after his father’s unsolved murder, Asa Dutton returns to Hope Island determined to uncover the truth. His only lead is Maya Callahan—the little girl found hiding in the barn the night his father died.
Maya has no memory of that stormy night. But as fragments of her past resurface, so does danger. Someone is watching. Someone who will kill to keep the truth buried.
As Asa and Maya grow closer, the stakes turn deadly. Because remembering the past may be the only way to survive it.
My Thoughts: I absolutely love books authored by Mary Alford and this story did not disappoint.
This is book seven in the Hope Island Securities series. These are nice sized books with great font. There are usually around 169 pages per book so it's an easy read. I read this book in a couple of hours.
But here's the real kicker...my nonfiction loving husband picked up this book before I did and began reading it. He loved it! He said the use of adjectives and imagery was GREAT! And he loved the story. That's how good Mary Alford writes.
I haven't read each story in this series. This is the second book I've read and they are each stand alone stories. Of course, some of the characters come into the story from past books but that wasn't a problem for me.
These books are not only FANTASTIC reads but they are VERY affordable.
If you love suspense, you'll love this book and the previous ones!
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