It seemed that everywhere Investigative Services Branch Ranger Ainsley Beaumont went, someone was literally taking a shot at her. . . and she wasn't even at home in Tennessee, Ainsley was currently on assignment in Natchez, Mississippi, where she grew up. Knowing that Ainsley was familiar with the area, she had been sent to Natchez to investigate the tragic death of a pregnant teen-age girl on park property. What she found was a masculine distraction, a great aunt who had been vandalized, confusing family history, and more loose ends in her case than she could count. Did she dare admit that she was glad former FBI sniper, turned interpretive ranger, Lincoln Steele was going to assist her? Maybe. After all, they certainly had history.
"Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor, If either of them falls down, one can help the other up. But pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up."
* 3.5 stars. I purchased this book and was under no obligation to provide a positive review.
ABOUT THE BOOK
When evil just won't quit, good must prevail
Investigative Services Branch ranger Ainsley Beaumont wishes the visit
to her hometown of Natchez, Mississippi, was under better circumstances.
When she arrived to investigate the murder of a pregnant teenager, she
never imagined that she would become the killer's next target--or that
she'd have to work alongside an old flame.
After he almost
killed a child, former FBI sniper Lincoln Steele couldn't bring himself
to fire a gun, which had deadly consequences for his best friend.
Crushed beneath a load of guilt, Linc is working at Melrose Estate as an
interpretive ranger. But as danger closes in on Ainsley during her
murder investigation, Linc will have to find the courage to protect her.
The only question is, will it be too little, too late?
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