Publish May 27, 2014 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing
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She swore she would never return…
…but ten years later, after the tragic death of her beloved aunt, Aubrey Todd finds herself the new owner of her aunt’s lake house that holds her summertime childhood memories, both good and bad. There she discovers that in order to move on with her life, she will have to go back to the sleepy southern town of Walker and the boy that forced her to leave. She quickly learns that not everything is quite what it seems. The lake holds a deep, dark secret to her aunt's story and someone is determined to keep the past in the past.
…but ten years later, after the tragic death of her beloved aunt, Aubrey Todd finds herself the new owner of her aunt’s lake house that holds her summertime childhood memories, both good and bad. There she discovers that in order to move on with her life, she will have to go back to the sleepy southern town of Walker and the boy that forced her to leave. She quickly learns that not everything is quite what it seems. The lake holds a deep, dark secret to her aunt's story and someone is determined to keep the past in the past.
My Thoughts…
As I started this book I was sure I knew how it would end
and I was not far off. Sometimes that is
a letdown for me, in this case I loved it.
Carrie Sparks McClain knew exactly how to keep me reading without giving
it all away. I never saw the who in
the mystery of what was found in the lake.
The twists and turns throughout the entire story kept me entertained and
unable to stop reading. I actually
dreamed about the Dragonfly house and the lake it was situated on one
night.
The setting of the small town where everyone knows everyone
and everyone knows each others business was perfect. The fact that Aubrey use to visit there
every summer and the same people from her childhood still lived there made it
so precious. These were people who care
about her and wanted her to be happy. I
do wish I knew the reason behind Aubrey’s tough attitude and her fear of
trusting people and letting them into her life, but some things are left to
imagine.
This is a book that I will definitely recommend. I believe most chic-lit readers will enjoy
it.
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