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Gin Sullivan was having the strangest dream.Friday 56:
Her instincts were telling her that the man had died much more recently than the protestors believed.
Gin Sullivan is back in her small hometown of Trumbull, Pennsylvania on an extended leave from her job at the Chicago medical examiner’s office and rekindling an old flame with her high school sweetheart, Jake. Gin is readjusting to life at home when Jake receives harrowing news early one morning. The new housing development his construction firm is building has caught fire and underneath one of the burnt homes is a dead body.
When the body is identified as a man who may very well be the violent offender who terrified Gin’s childhood town years ago, the pool of suspects broadens and it becomes a greater challenge to pinpoint his killer. Gin is determined to unearth old demons, hers included, but soon finds some people will kill to keep them buried.
Small town secrets cast daunting shadows in All the Secret Places, Anna Carlisle’s riveting second Gin Sullivan mystery.
Oh, yes, I love books about secrets and mysteries from the past. That was a great beginning, too, as I often have the strangest dreams. LOL.
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Hi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteI am left wondering if Gin's dream is related to the events of page 56, or if it is something totally unrelated - Definitely enough intrigue there to keep me reading on!
It appears that although the books probably work quite well as stand alone stories, if I really want to get the most from the experience, I might need to go back and start reading from the first book in the series?
Thanks for sharing and for the recommendation. You are obviously hooked on the series :)
Yvonne
This book sounds really good! Thanks for sharing! Happy reading! :)
ReplyDeleteIntriguing 56!! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a book I would enjoy reading! I'm going to have to check this series out...great choice and thanks for visiting my 56 earlier.
ReplyDeleteALL THE SECRET PLACES sounds good.
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Elizabeth
Happy Reading!
ReplyDeleteI love a great thriller! This one definitely has some intriguing elements. I hope that you enjoy it. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really good, Kathy! I enjoy a good mystery. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYes, this sounds great. Thanks for sharing and the visit.
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