Synopsis "Don't Tell a Soul"
Living with the knowledge that her father confessed to killing her best friend ten years ago hasn't been easy for attorney Clairee' Sumner. Then, another body surfaces in the dark heart of Bayou des Cannes, and the similarities between the current victim and Jean Louise Broussard are too glaring for Clairee' to dismiss. With just three weeks to her father's execution, a desperate Clairee' returns to the tight-knit community of Angelique, determined to uncover the truth. Yet, she faces more opposition than cooperation, from the town's residents, from local law enforcement, and from former crime reporter turned private investigator, Fegan Broussard, Jean Louise's big brother. Fegan Broussard clawed his way to the top as a crime reporter, then, one day, he inexplicably walked away from everything. Now, he's back home, protecting his own dark secrets, while looking after his grandfather, Amos Lee, an addled old Cajun with a talent for finding murdered young girls whose bodies had been dumped in the swamp. A decade ago, Amos Lee stumbled onto the body of his own granddaughter... now, eerily, history is repeating itself... so the last thing Fegan needs is a pretty young lawyer-lady stirring passions he didn't know existed. As passion ignites between Clairee and Fegan, the race to find a cold-blooded killer begins. Don't Tell A Soul is the first book in the Dark Waters Romantic Suspense Series. Warning: Sexual content and explicit language.
