Boston’s street thugs don’t stand a chance with Bobby Dodge
against them. Bobby is a State Trooper
and a sharp shooter in his spare hours.
The problem with Bobby is his job prevails over everything
else. Called to stake out a repeated
domestic disturbance, Bobby finds his rifle killing the caller’s husband within
fifteen minutes of arrival. Those
fifteen minutes changes his life and he needs to confront how it feels to kill.
Catherine Gagnon made the call and mouthed a “thank you” to
Bobby for the kill, or maybe for saving her.
What’s the difference?
Beautiful and rich Catherine repeatedly needs Bobby’s help
and advice, yet a powerful source wants her dead.
And the Boston PD accuses her of setting up her husband’s
death.
I couldn’t put the book down as Bobby fought the demons of
ending a life and being attracted to a woman who might have planned to have her
husband killed. Catherine deals with the
loss of her husband, while seducing Bobby, and can’t believe she’s not treated
by law enforcement as a victim.
This is one of those novels you don’t want to end!
Happy reading,
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