The past meets the present when Bree is called to a scene on the old family farm. Two bodies are found buried on the property dating back more than twenty years. Did her murderous dead father have something to do with it? Suppressed memories are plaguing Bree as she & Matt interview suspects and dig up the past. Not everyone is happy with the investigation, and she has to watch her back around her co-workers, town council, and the wealthy patriarchs with a lot to hide. Bree is facing her fears of long ago, new feelings for Matt, and her instincts on keeping her family together. Surprises await her that just might get her killed.
Sheriff Bree Taggert's younger brother Adam convinces her to visit their family's abandoned home which he has purchased. This is the first time Bree has stepped foot onto the property since her father murdered her mother and then killed himself nearly thirty years ago. When they find someone hiding in the barn, they give chase only to stumble across the remains of two long ago buried bodies. Bree and her investigator Matt Flynn are quickly pulled into investigating a double murder that took place while her father was alive. Bree doesn't know if her father was behind this murder or if someone else killed two people and buried the bodies on her family's former property.
The fourth book in the Bree Taggert series takes us into Bree's past. She never wanted to return to her family home and only did at her brother's request. After finding the bodies on the property, locals are once again talking about her family. I enjoyed the mystery and the identity of the murderer had me stumped. I also liked seeing Bree grow closer to Matt. My rating: 4.5 Stars.
The fourth book in the Bree Taggert series takes us into Bree's past. She never wanted to return to her family home and only did at her brother's request. After finding the bodies on the property, locals are once again talking about her family. I enjoyed the mystery and the identity of the murderer had me stumped. I also liked seeing Bree grow closer to Matt. My rating: 4.5 Stars.
