I recommend it to anyone who thinks it sounds the least bit interesting. You won't be disappointed. The main character, Gail Connor, is a divorced attorney living in Miami who is engaged to marry a man of Cuban descent. As the book progresses, suspects appear in all these facets of her life. While she is the recipient of the threats, it is her young daughter who is in danger.
Some authors sabotage their female characters.
This book contained some of these elements, in my opinion, and the main character seemed to lack depth as a result. Still, I enjoyed it, and remember another of her books as being really good, so I'll try this author again. In the last issue , I put in a link that you could use to vote for your five favorite authors. The informal contest was run by Brian Freeman who e-mailed a copy of the results to all participants. In my meandering on the web in search of good book related sites, I've run across these.