
This is James Jordan's second book about Taylor and he doesn't let her off the hook.
Someone tries to kill a reporter Taylor meets with at a Starbucks, an accountant for her dead client is found dead - supposed suicide, and to top it all off, Taylor's eccentric mother is back in her life and married to her third husband.
I haven't read the first Taylor Pasbury novel so I was a little lost coming in to this book. It feels like your typical Law & Order episode: with twists and turns and "double crosses".
It's fun to read books by people who do it on the side, Jordan is a business attorney in Dallas - of course he would do well with this genre.
This book was provided for review by BH Publishing Group.
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