My second reading of this book. I liked it although it is uncomfortable in spots. The heroine has the most horrific childhood of any heroine I've EVER read. Solving the mystery part was interesting how they went about it. I appreciated the choice the author made to have the authorities actually carry out the arrests etc., instead of the hero/heroine involved in every little bit of it. It seemed more realistic that way. Although, they had a definite hand in it and the hero did involve himself in questioning the bad guys. The heroine started to overcome her past with the help of the hero. I wasn't sure about this as her past was so horrific but on the other hand, it was 12 years in the past and she started seeing a psychologist during the story. The hero fell in love pretty fast and I could have used a little more background on him but his wasn't really the focus of the story so I guess I can forgive that.

All in all I recommend this. ( )

This is one of Sala's better novels because the main characters don't immediately fall in love, unlike some of her other books. ( )

This is one of Sala's better novels because the main characters don't immediately fall in love, unlike some of her other books. ( )

An edge of the seat read all the way through. A real problem in society that makes everyone sick. Sharon Sala was brave to take it on. A heavy read but very well written. ( )

good book but will make you mad but has a happy ending ( )