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His Only Defense

por Carolyn McSparren

Series: Count on a Cop (HSR 1532)

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He's no killer.... Or is he? According to Liz Gibson's cold case file, Jud Slaughter's wife disappeared seven years ago without a trace. Despite the lack of concrete evidence, everyone still thinks Jud is guiltier than sin. But Liz's detective instincts aren't so sure. Neither is her woman's intuition. Gentle and charming, Jud might be above Liz's suspicion, but as new, disturbing truths come to light, Liz must wade into a terrifying quagmire of family intrigue where love and death collide...and everyone has motive. On top of everything else, the moment she and Jud are in the same room together, she can't help but break cop rule number one: never fall in love with the perp.… (más)
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just okay. The premise was good but it fell a bit flat. The mystery was not real suspensful and the romance was just ho hum. The heroine slept with him while he was a suspect in a murder which just wasn't right. Also he seemed pretty much a non entity. You wondered a bit why she loved him. The romantic dialog between the two of them was pretty stilted. I just didn't buy into the love between them. It was pretty tepid and seemed to come out of left field.

There was a character who was a weaver which was cool. Since I'm a weaver that was fun to see and very uncommon. Would have been even better if the heroine had been a weaver. ( )
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He's no killer.... Or is he? According to Liz Gibson's cold case file, Jud Slaughter's wife disappeared seven years ago without a trace. Despite the lack of concrete evidence, everyone still thinks Jud is guiltier than sin. But Liz's detective instincts aren't so sure. Neither is her woman's intuition. Gentle and charming, Jud might be above Liz's suspicion, but as new, disturbing truths come to light, Liz must wade into a terrifying quagmire of family intrigue where love and death collide...and everyone has motive. On top of everything else, the moment she and Jud are in the same room together, she can't help but break cop rule number one: never fall in love with the perp.

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