I felt sorry for the main character, Kim, in a lot of ways but she’s pretty immature and frustrating when it comes to men. The characters are each unique in their own way. It’s a good mystery with a lot of twists and turns. It’s descriptive but not so much that I was tempted to skip paragraphs as I often do. Prey of Desire is a psychological thriller that gets your attention from the very beginning. That connection puts her life in danger, and exposes secrets better left buried around her closest friends and family. Worse, whoever is sending her all the extra attention is not only in her inner-circle, but has a connection to that unsolved murder some 25 years ago. Kim thinks they’re from her ex-fiancee, not realizing he’s been murdered. She would of course if it weren’t for the thrilling little love notes and gifts she’s been receiving. And, Mallory encourages her to get back out there. With the police hot on their trail, Tess isn’t about to let a little murder stand between her and her daughter - no matter how many bodies start piling up.They said the disappearance of two high school students over 25 years ago was mystery that couldn’t be solved.įollowing the abrupt end of a relationship, college student Kimberly Bradford finds comfort in the friendship with her over-the-top neighbor, Mallory. That is until she realized her Good Samaritan is clearly suffering from the recent loss of his wife.Īs the miles go by and they get closer to Sarasota, she comes to suspect that this crazy widower may in fact be a murderer and they’re transporting a body in the trunk of his car. So, hitching a ride to Sarasota, where her daughter is staying, seemed like a good idea at first. Having just escaped from inmate work detail, Tess is on the run and has one goal: get her daughter back. That connection puts her life in danger, and exposes secrets better left buried around her closest friends and family.Īvailable in paperback and Kindle on. On the cusp of New Year’s Eve 1999, college student, Kimberly Bradford, discovers she has an inexplicable connection to an unsolved murder that occurred in the 1970’s. They said the murder of two high school students over 25 years ago could never be solved.
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