Review: Hidden Mistakes
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 15, 2013
After years of suppressing memory, Dinah Westlake's thoughts begin to unfold, revealing long hidden secrets concerning her pregnant cousin, Annabel's murder.Marcus Denlin has returned to Charleston with his thirteen year old son, amidst not carefully hidden accusations that he was responsible for his wife's death. This was the first time that Marc had allowed any relationship with his son's mother's kin. Neither Dinah, nor Aunt Kate, could enter the house. Dinah had fought against the terrors of that night.Marc looked successful. He was a corporate attorney, and he was selling the houseBitterness tinged his voice. Vulnerability showed in normally guarded eyes. Court was a normal, bright, happy boy. He probed for information about his mother. He became obsessed. He needed to know, and asked to have a Charleston Christmas. There are interesting plots, intriguing twists, contradictory intentions, and finger pointing suspense in this novel. Mystery, romance, action, emotional tangles, and dramatic situations are tied together neatly, expertly, as they wait for readers to untie the woven Gordian Knot. It all had to come out. The truth had to be said even if the rest of the world never knew. The killer was a fallible human. Afterwards he tried desperately to conceal the truth, that was almost beyond human endurance.