I really enjoyed reading this book. It's the third one in the Private Justice series. I feel like the author does a great job of developing the characters. Kate Marshall thought she lost her husband and child in a boating accident four years earlier. One day she's spots a child that she knows is her child.
She ends up meeting with Connor Sullivan to help her find out the truth. I love how the characters interact and work together through the story. This series and this author is one that I could continue to read over and over again.
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