She lay in the frosted grass behind Frozen Falls.
On a crisp autumn day in the small town of Mount Chester, Detective Kay Sharp comes face-to-face with the past.
Her face, beautiful even in death, was pale, as if the bitter cold from the mountain had drained the color from her cheeks.
Her eyes were wide open, and the wind blew her hair, ash-blond locks reflecting the blue sky.
I cannot express the thrill I f She lay in the frosted grass behind Frozen Falls.
I will be reading every word written by Leslie from now on! Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Oh my god!!...
Readers totally love Leslie Wolfe: Wow! I am blown away by just how gripping and intense this read was...
Perfect for fans of Robert Dugoni, Karin Slaughter and Rachel Kaine.
Could the little Girl still be alive? Up against the most complex-and most personal-case of her career, can she save precious Holly before it\'s too late? And will Kay\'s determination to find out the truth lead to justice-or be her undoing? Thrillers don\'t get more gripping than this! You\'ll speed through this addictive, twist-filled page-turner with a racing heart.
When Kay visit\'s Rachel\'s mother, she uncovers a heart-stopping discovery that makes the case even more critical: Rachel\'s eight-year-old daughter, Holly, is missing.
But she\'s willing to risk everything-she vows to get justice for Rachel.
Could Brian really be the murderer? Kay faces pressure from her crime team, who don\'t want her working on an investigation so close to home.
By the time she called back, Rachel was already dead.
Kay\'s stomach plummets.
I know I have no right, but I need you.
I hope you\'ll forgive me, she\'d said, her voice fraught with tears.
The blood drains from Kay\'s face; she received a voicemail from Rachel two days ago.
Brian is accused of killing Kay\'s former best friend, Rachel-the woman he cheated on Kay with, getting her pregnant.
Yet despite her heartbreak, Kay is willing to put her career on the line to prove his innocence.
Seeing Brian brings a flood of painful memories-he betrayed her in the worst possible way.
Her ex-husband, Brian, has been accused of murder.
On a crisp autumn day in the small town of Mount Chester, Detective Kay Sharp comes face-to-face with the past she has spent the last decade running from.
Her face, beautiful even in death, was pale, as if the bitter cold from the mountain had drained the color from her cheeks.
Her eyes were wide open, and the wind blew her hair, ash-blond locks reflecting the blue sky.
She lay in the frosted grass behind Frozen Falls
