“I don’t even know whether to trust my own mind now.”
Can you imagine having to live with that guilt day-in and day-out? The worst part of all? Meg was there that day and came face-to-face with the killer, she just can’t remember. No one wanted Meg there nosing around and drudging up the past all the gory details surrounding the brutal rape and murder of her older sister, Sherry.
Right away, I could feel the tension and anger. In a last ditch effort, to win her fiancé back and uncover the truth, she returns after twenty years to the small town of Shelter Bay, Oregon. The story that has ultimately cost her her entire family. Meg is a popular true crime writer, but she’s never told the most important story. Not to mention, lost love and the potential for a second chance.
There was a dark undertone, a rainy and almost dreary setting, suspicious circumstances and characters that I instantly connected with. Right from the start, I just knew this was going to be great. I really feel like I stumbled across something special with this one. For more information on her books please visit her website at
When she’s not writing or dreaming up plots, you will find her on the lakes, in the ocean, or on the trails with her dog where she tries-unsuccessfully-to avoid bears. She resides in the Pacific Northwest, dividing time between Victoria on Vancouver Island, a ski resort in the Coast Mountains, and a rustic lakeside cabin in the Cariboo. With over 3 million books sold around the world, she is an ITW thriller award finalist, a three-time RITA finalist, an overall Daphne du Maurier Award winner, Arthur Ellis finalist, and winner of multiple industry awards.Ī recovering journalist who has worked in both South Africa and Canada, she now calls Canada home. Loreth Anne White is an Amazon Charts, Washington Post, and Bild bestselling author of thrillers, mysteries, and suspense.
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