Review: A wonderufl and thoroughly engrossing tale
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
This is a totally engrossing and mesmerizing tale with rich characters, beautiful settings, and smooth writing. Griff Hadley is writing a book on the disappearance of little Brian Arlington twenty years ago. The child was an heir to the Arlington fortune, and nobody was ever able to find out what happened to him. With the approval of the clan's patriarch, he hopes to shed new light onto the case. The only problem is that the family's lawyer, Pierce, is dead-set against seeing the family's name thrown into the news again. He is a close friend of the family and doesn't want to chance their names being shown in a bad light. Seeing as Griff and Pierce are at odds with each other, they find it especially confounding when they realize they have a strong attraction for each other!Josh's writing is superb. He weaves a colorful and engaging tale that pulls you along to its conclusion. The characters are three-dimensional and written well. The setting is captivating, and the plot is compelling. I don't want to go too deeply into it so as not to spoil the story for others, but suffice it to say that it's a wonderful book.