The Bancroft’s hail from the small gulf coast fishing town of Blue Compass. A year ago it was devastated by Hurricane Charlie. Small business, family homes – you name it – it was gone. When Ruth Bancroft announces that her wedding will be at their beach house in Blue Compass, it is a social media dream, a chance to showcase the town and get publicity … or is it?
This slow-burn, family drama, thriller told through multiple POV’s layers tension, drama and buried secrets perfectly. Character development is spot on. I especially loved having a likeable and empathic bride. Ruth is emotional and she truly wants to do what is best and this was an enjoyable change for this genre. Don’t worry though, everyone isn’t perfect. Several unexpected twists throughout the book, beginning with the gunshots at the rehearsal dinner, are placed perfectly in order to keep the reader guessing all the way to the end.
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