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Loading... Midnight Sinsby Lora Leigh
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. I enjoyed this book. I had a little trouble in the beginning because so many characters and problems were introduced all at once but weren't developed or explained. As I read on in the book, I was able to discern the information I needed to understand the characters and their problems. ( ) Knowing this is a first book in the series you understand that you are going to get a lot of backstory info thrown at you. The first chapter of this book you needed to take notes on as there is so much information given. I know I have seen alot of reader complain about flashbacks through out a book to tell the backstory but I would have prefered that to this first chapter that felt like it covered every person that lived or died in Corbin County. On the flip side of that it was a nice change to read 37 pages of a Lora Leigh book without sex in it. I am and have always been a Lora Leigh fan but sometimes its nice to see that a writer can actually still write a good story without every other word being about sex or wanting to have sex. Taking apart the book and just dealing with the mystery its an intriguing one. I wish we could have been given a little more information on it than we were and it really just leaves you hanging at the end of the book. I hope at the end of the third book there is a good conclusion to the whats and whys of what has been going on in Corbin County for soo many years.. I have a feeling some may not agree but I am going to go ahead and give this a 4 star - the suspense was there and it was good if you overlooked somethings. I am hoping that this series turns out to be as good as her Nauti series and August men series. It has the potential so far.. It would have been 3 stars but the edition I had contained so many typos and narrative errors (early on the uncle died from a fall from a horse - later he died in a car accident etc.) and layout issues - paragraphs not marked, switches in perspective from one sentence to the next and the like Sometimes it was very hard to read. They were the kind of things you expect and forgive in a free ebook but don't in an actual published book (which this was) good thing I got it second hand for a dollar. I would have been ticked off if I'd paid full price no reviews | add a review
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His name is Rafer Callahan. He was a kid from the wrong side of the tracks who fought through life the only way he knew how: with his fists. But Rafer never meant to bring any harm to Cambria Flannigan, the girl--the lover--whose sister he'd been unable to save ... Cami lost her sister in the brutal murders that rocked her hometown so many years ago. Some still believe that Rafe, along with his friends Logan and Crowe, were involved. But how could Rafe--who haunted her girlish dreams, then her adult fantasies be a killer? That is the question that keeps her up at night. Now a prosperous ranch owner, Rafe is trying to build a new legacy for himself. It's finally time to settle the score with Cami, and make her his. But old wounds open up with a series of new murders ... and each of the victims has a connection to Rafe, Logan and Crowe. With suspicion, fear, and loyalty tearing her apart, Cami is once again at risk of losing her heart--or her life. No library descriptions found.
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