The sun is shining as the Fitzroy family gather to mourn the death of their beloved husband and stepfather.
I enjoyed the various twists and turns with the feeling of being on the edge of your seat.\' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'Thrilling and I was hooked fro.
I can\'t wait for the next instalment in this five-star series!\' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'A truly riveting thriller which keeps the readers engaged and constantly guessing...
Killer book - literally!...
Happy that it seems to be the start of a series and I\'m completely on board!\' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'Phenomenal...
Was totally involved in our mystery...
I loved our main characters...
Love, love, loved all the characters!!!\' NetGalley reviewer \'Well, I was all in on this one...
I had a complete shock at the twists...
I was absolutely hooked from the first page to the last.
Absolutely gripping, addictive and captivating...
This book is brilliant! More than brilliant, amazing!!!...
Readers are hooked by The Last Time She Died: \'Wow!! Just wow!!...
Fans of Cara Hunter, Kendra Elliot and Rachel Abbott will love this action-packed crime thriller.
Didn\'t they? From the bestselling author of the Charlie Fox books, The Last Time She Died will have you gripped until the Last mind-blowing page. because they killed and buried her the night she disappeared.
And those same people are sure Blake isn\'t who she claims to be...
Because whatever secrets the woman is keeping, certain people do not want them revealed.
Not long after, someone shoots at her on a quiet rural road...
She certainly seems to know things that an outsider could not, and the family welcome her back into her home.
While he\'s there, he can\'t help investigating the mysterious new arrival too.
Detective John Byron is currently on leave, but he has been asked by his old force to take a quiet look into Fitzroy\'s death.
She is presumed dead.
But Blake vanished ten years ago.
She is Blake Claremont, the late Mr Fitzroy\'s daughter.
When she is arrested, she smiles calmly at the outraged people around her and says she has every right to be there.
She waits for them to come home, for the police to be called.
While the family is at the funeral, the woman breaks into their home.
She watches them for a moment, then she is gone.
No one but Byron sees the young woman with the white-blonde hair hiding in the shadows.
The sun is shining as the Fitzroy family gather to mourn the death of their beloved husband and stepfather
