| Author: | Bethany Macmanus | ISBN: | 9781310699603 |
| Publisher: | Bethany Macmanus | Publication: | February 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bethany Macmanus |
| ISBN: | 9781310699603 |
| Publisher: | Bethany Macmanus |
| Publication: | February 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In the fictional town of Violetta, Florida, Lauren “Wren” Masterson returns to her deceased father's house to pick up a suit to bury him in. She finds an intruder and calls 911, but can't believe who shows up to investigate--Justin Breck, who she met and turned down for a date two years before. He's looking good. But when he knew her before, she didn't have this possibly fatal nerve problem. What will he think of her, now?
To police officer Justin, the case feels too personal. He's been investigating the medical practice of the late Dr. Noah Masterson for over a month, with suspicion that something dark lurks under the surface of what appears to be a straight-shooting neurological clinic. And now his former crush is involved? This might make his brain explode...not to mention his heart.
Wren realizes the intruder stole the neurometer, her father's great neurological invention, the one she'd hoped would diagnose the unexplained burning sensations in her arms. But why? Justin discovers proof Noah didn't die of natural causes, but was murdered. Are the doctor's murder and the theft of the neurometer connected?
Wren and Justin share their first kiss, but their budding relationship is complicated by the confusing entrance of Noah's lawyer, Connor Radcliffe, as a potential suitor.
As bodies begin to drop, Wren realizes she didn't know her father as well as she thought she did, and that Justin was right. Their relationship grows stronger at the moment the killer communicates Wren is the final target.
In the fictional town of Violetta, Florida, Lauren “Wren” Masterson returns to her deceased father's house to pick up a suit to bury him in. She finds an intruder and calls 911, but can't believe who shows up to investigate--Justin Breck, who she met and turned down for a date two years before. He's looking good. But when he knew her before, she didn't have this possibly fatal nerve problem. What will he think of her, now?
To police officer Justin, the case feels too personal. He's been investigating the medical practice of the late Dr. Noah Masterson for over a month, with suspicion that something dark lurks under the surface of what appears to be a straight-shooting neurological clinic. And now his former crush is involved? This might make his brain explode...not to mention his heart.
Wren realizes the intruder stole the neurometer, her father's great neurological invention, the one she'd hoped would diagnose the unexplained burning sensations in her arms. But why? Justin discovers proof Noah didn't die of natural causes, but was murdered. Are the doctor's murder and the theft of the neurometer connected?
Wren and Justin share their first kiss, but their budding relationship is complicated by the confusing entrance of Noah's lawyer, Connor Radcliffe, as a potential suitor.
As bodies begin to drop, Wren realizes she didn't know her father as well as she thought she did, and that Justin was right. Their relationship grows stronger at the moment the killer communicates Wren is the final target.
