Review: After reading this series, I have become a big fan.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2013
Every time I think the next book can't get any better than the last one, Ms. McKeehan goes and proves me wrong. This book was so fantastic, it sure kept me on the edge of my seat, that's for sure! There are so many twists and turns in this book, that I defy anyone to say they knew who the bad guy was before the very end.I'm one of those who usually has the whole 'Who Dunnit' figured out about midway through a book, but I can't say that with this series.Several young women have been disappearing without a trace for decades now, but no one has really figured out where they went or what happened to them. That is until now, when Logan comes back into town and teams up with Kinsey and a few other the other townspeople, who start to put the missing pieces together.And what can I say...I'm still in love with Scott. I hope the author keeps him around forever. I love his bubbly personality, and I have really enjoyed watching the newcomers reaction to him even more. I also fell in love with young Troy in this book, and I really hope we get to see more of him in the next book. Even after everything he's been through in his short life time, I can see him growing up to be a very upstanding, hard working, and honorable man.I love how Kinsey stayed strong and wanted to stand on her own two feet, throughout this whole ordeal. It would have been so easy for her to give up, but she didn't, even when it meant that she had to work three jobs to survive.I loved the way she tamed the wild grouchy Logan and put him in his place, right from the start. In fact, I've fallen in love all the townspeople and can't wait to see what the next book holds in store for us. Although there is something about the new Sheriff that doesn't quite sit right with me. I don't trust him at all. I think they need to keep a close watch on him, or get rid of him altogether.I'll be waiting with baited breath, until it hits the shelves.I would highly recommend not only this book, but all of the others in this series, too. Great Job, Vickie McKeehan!!!!