Review: Beautiful
Imperfection by Kathryn J Bain
Blurb:
When witnesses to a mass murder start dying, breast cancer
survivor Teddy Federline must push aside her anger and trust an ex-boyfriend to
ensure she lives long enough to testify against the killer.
Detective Sloan Michaels still has deep feelings for Teddy but realizes that after the way he left her years ago, he has a lot of making up to do. Now, he must keep his focus on the case and off the woman he loves. If Sloan doesn't keep Teddy safe, he'll never get a second chance.
Detective Sloan Michaels still has deep feelings for Teddy but realizes that after the way he left her years ago, he has a lot of making up to do. Now, he must keep his focus on the case and off the woman he loves. If Sloan doesn't keep Teddy safe, he'll never get a second chance.
Review:
It’s
not often I pick up a book I can’t put down. But this is one of those.
Teddy
has been through the wringer before we meet her and she’s not going to get an
easy ride here either. Tossed straight into a shooting, she’s determined not to
let anything faze her. With the exception of the cop assigned to her case. The
one man she could quite happily do without seeing ever again.
Sloan
struggles to keep his mind on the job. He has other reasons for wanting to keep
Teddy alive and safe, but that becomes increasingly difficult to do as the
witnesses to the shooting begin dying.
This
story will keep the reader glued to the pages. Just when you think its safe to
draw another breath, put the book down, something else happens. A rollercoaster
of a ride, this book is a keeper.
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