Four years after the death of his wife and daughter, Alex
Stewart has had enough and escapes to his cabin in the woods. There he comes
across Kelsey Durrant on his porch, beaten and suffering from memory loss.
She’s not sure who to trust, but forms a strong attachment to his dogs,
especially Whisper.
Alex doesn’t want to
get involved in the mess that is Kelsey’s life, but becomes very protective of
her, particularly after learning part of her history from another member of his
team. He discovers that her abusive husband plays the part of the worried,
distraught spouse to the press, when in reality he’s out in the woods,
literally hunting for his wife.
As a reader, you discover part of her history with her
husband through Marks’ eyes, but it’s when Kelsey regains her memory that you
feel your heart breaking. The struggle to overcome their past demons is
something they need to rely on each other for, and they grow closer as he tells
her the truth.
The character who captured my heart in this story was
Harley. It’s obvious he’s had some hard times in his life and is trying to
overcome them. He has a huge heart, and loyal to a fault. Putting his nose in
other peoples business, when they’re too stubborn to go after what they
deserve.
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