I picked up the book and didn't put it down until I finished. I thought I had figured out "who" unitl I was surprised at the end. I really liked the cover and was amazed that a high school junior designed it. Read the story - it moves.

I just finished the book and I enjoyed the story so much that I'm writing this review. The people in the story came to life for me. I liked how harris built the plot page by page. If you're looking for a new author - try this one. I'll be starting No Second Chance this evening. Both books have the same charaters and I can't wait to learn more about them.

I received the three books by Raina as a gift. I'm always looking for new authors. I started with Smoldering and enjoyed the characters and story. I especailly liked that I could follow the story without having to back track through the detail to make sure I understood where the author was going.

This is the second Harris book I read. I liked her style and characters enough to buy another book. She has an easy and readable style. She doesn't add stuff to fill the pages. Her police investigators are full of energy and personality. She doesn't rely on the gross to get her story told, she provides great dialogue and action.

I liked the fast pace. It kept me reading well into the night on several occasions. I select authors who write about the same characters in all their books. I feel that I get to know them. Harris created several life like people in her stories.I also like how Harris mixes romance in with a great police investigation.

It was a joy to read and once I started I couldn't put it down. I was amazed as to how fast I was grabbing for the next page. No matter what stage the character Sadie was in her adventure the reader is always wondering what will come next. I laughed and cried with her.Mary Summer Rain has again produced a story that will entertain, enlighten and uplift many readers from all stages of age and interests. She was able to impart many of her lessons of spirituality that she has written about over the years in a way that entertains the reader.