Halle Lane is back in Winchester, Tennessee where she grew up. She’s
trying to remake her career as a reporter after having to leave her
job in Nashville. Being home, she is reminded of her friend and next
door neighbor, Andy Clark, who disappeared when she was seven. Andy
has never been found. One way to get her career back on track is to
have an exclusive story. Maybe it’s time to revisit what happened
to Andy.
Liam Hart owns a
vineyard in California. When he receives a picture of an unknown boy
and a newspaper article about his disappearance, he doesn’t know
why he received them, but he’s drawn to finding out. He decides to
go to Winchester to meet the reporter and find out why he was sent
the article. He couldn’t be the lost boy, or could he?
This is quite a good
mystery. Halle and Liam pursue clues that lead them closer and closer
to the answer about the boy, but the ending is a twist that it’s
hard to guess. The story is told from two time periods, the present
and the time when Andy disappeared. I enjoyed the early interactions
between Andy and Halle more that those in the present. I thought she
was much more authentic as a child and Andy was a great friend. I
didn’t like him as much in the present. He was heavily into denial
and it made him a more difficult character to like.
If you enjoy
mysteries with a romantic twist, this is a good one.
I received this book
from Harlequin for this review.
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