Rating: I got this book a long time ago from PaperBackSwap and having no recollection what it was about, I put it in my bag as an option to read while I was in Texas. As it turned out, I read frequently when I was in Texas. I really miss reading a couple books a week and hope this will kick-start me on reading again.
The Cove is a small town Sally escapes to after the murder of her father. She doesn’t remember what happened that night, but she very well may have killed him. Or perhaps her mother killed him. Either way, both she and her mother are safest if Sally runs away. At least that’s what she thinks. An FBI agent named James Quinlan easily tracks down Sally and begins to work his magic on her trying to put together the pieces of the puzzle leading up to her father’s murder. In the meantime, strange things happen in The Cove which can’t easily be explained and James finds he has another mystery on his hands.
My description probably sounds boring, but this book was anything but. The pace is quick, which I’ve discovered I prefer in books. The mysteries are plentiful and kept me guessing. Sometimes I had aspects of it figured out and other times I was shocked to discover the truth. Overall, it was a pretty good suspense book with a little romance thrown in for good measure.
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7% (1)My name is Lynda, I'm 26 and live near Atlanta, GA. After six years of keeping a random blog, I decided to concentrate solely on media related crap flowing through my brain. I consume a lot of media.
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