✰ Bianca ✰
Nothing ever happens in Fort Crow, Scotland, or so Inspector
Alec Brodie thinks. But when the body of a tourist is found in the woods, the
detective begins to see that things aren't all that they seem in the sleepy
little town, especially when the murder is ruled as an accident. With raised
suspicion, Alec now has to wonder, who is trying to cover up the killing of
Grace Allan.
Realizing he can't trust anybody, Inspector Brodie sets out
to solve the mystery on his own, until he meets Rosie Allan, a woman determined
to help catch her sister's killer. Stubborn and set in his ways, Alec is
reluctant to accept her assistance, but Rosie is persistent, not to mention
beautiful, and he finds her impossible to refuse.
Together,
they begin to uncover the dark secrets hidden within the small Scottish town,
and with those secrets, they find answers. But can they solve the mystery
without getting themselves killed—or worse, falling in love?
Grace was supposed to be in Scotland on her honeymoon. But since her cheating ex is just that - she's here alone. And on the day she's supposed to come home, she doesn't.
What happened to Grace?
Rosie and Alex will find out - if they survive long enough to do it!
I didn't like the whole Scottish accent thing. Everything Alec and all the other locals say is written in Scottish accent. And that just stopped my reading flow ... it took me way longer to read this book than it should have. It would've been enough to just let the scottish people say AYE once in a while... :/ I can listen to Outlander Jamie all day long, but my brain is too stupid to read it!! π€£
Run to your nearest amazon for your own Alec - he'll be sold out in no time!
Greyson's dad's book
When I was a wee lassie, I was told by my preschool teachers that I was a natural at storytelling. When I was just a little older than that, an old friend's mother said to me, "Kelsey, one day your books are going to be on the shelves at the library."
Well, Diane, I don't know if my books are ever going to be on the shelves of libraries, but I'm sure as hell going to try.
When I'm not writing stories destined to be bestsellers, I enjoy devouring TV shows, listening to every type of music there is and going to concerts, reading pretty much anything (with a soft spot for romance and certain books located in 18th century Scotland), obsessing over makeup, and pretending to workout.
I also have a fondness for cats, my family, tattoos, and a really good French fry.