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NOT QUITE RIGHT - Tammy Williams Genesis Press/Love Spectrum March 2010 |
SYNOPSIS: When a beautiful network television journalist reports the murder of her best friend to a detective who wants to rule the death as a suicide, they work together to solve the case--and wind up falling in love.
CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE |4+| Marguerite Lemons
REVIEW:
Detective Steed McGraw has been
working overtime since several of his co-worker’s quit the force leaving them
short-handed. His commanding officer tells him that he is in line for a
promotion, but the only way he can get it is if he can convince Darci Clarke
that the homicide ruling in the death of Kenneth Warrick is correct. Darci
Clarke is a well respected and thorough journalist intent upon getting answers
regarding the death of her best friend, even if it means making good on her
threat to do an expose’ on the Sterling Police Department. She shows up at the
station to speak with the Detective in charge of the case, because she is
positive that Kenneth would not kill himself. However, she never expected the
intense attraction that she and Det. McGraw would have to each other. When
Darci’s life almost comes to an end at the hands of a hit and run driver, Steed
vows to find the culprit and make them pay.
Darci and Steed are both dealing with varying stages of grief. Darci can’t
believe that her best friend would end his life, and Steed has lived the
majority of his life wondering why his father was killed in the line of duty.
Both need closure, but neither can have that until they know the truth.
NOT QUITE RIGHT
is set in and around Sterling, NC. The plot moves along at a moderate pace with
an array of characters who prod the characters at the right times, add intrigue
and help them to sort out their feelings along the way.
Ms. Williams has written a great love story that is filled with intrigue. If you
love romantic suspense, you will enjoy this book.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 1st June 2010