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CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

RABCK to JennyC1230. Hope you enjoy it!

Thank you so much for the book! This was on my wishlist. I'm looking forward to reading it. Thank you!! :-)

Book Description:

White-hot labor disputes, family conflict, murder and romance are ablaze in bestselling Brown's latest romantic thriller (after Hello, Darkness), when Sayre Lynch returns to Destiny, La., for her brother Danny's funeral. Estranged from her family for 10 years, Sayre arrives in town believing Danny committed suicide, but suspects otherwise after a surprise encounter at the cemetery and a disquieting interview with the sheriff's deputy. The Bayou-born firebrand now San Francisco interior decorator stays to investigate her brother's last days, confronting her father, Huff Hoyle, the powerful owner of the foundry that provides most of the town's jobs and all its corruption; defying her brother Chris, Huff's heir apparent and OSHA's worst nightmare; and becoming the first woman on the floor of the hellish factory that fuels the family fortune. At every turn, Sayre crosses paths with Huff's handsome lawyer henchman, Beck Merchant, irresistible although he represents everything she despises. The steamy pair cannot escape each other or their conclusions about Hoyle Enterprises.

My Review:

I didn't like this book as well as most other Sandra Brown books. It was okay, not fabulous, as her books usually are. I think it was too long with not enough content to fill it, so it seemed to have "filler" throughout the book. I did enjoy the characters Sayre and Beck. Their characters were interesting and their romance was hot, but it seemed unrelated to the rest of the story. If you like Sandra Brown, then read this, but if it's your first book by her skip it. Try Ricochet instead! That one rocks!

This book is in the ABC (Already Been Crossed) Bookbox.

I released this book about a year and a half ago by mail and here it is at my home again. It's interesting that it came back, but it seems that nobody else wanted to read this poor little book after JennyC1230 finished it. It's not my type of book, but one that was originally given to me by a relative. I will take it from the box to wild release.

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