I really enjoyed this book, right up until the last few chapters. Then it seemed to end slightly abruptly and I felt that there were a few lose ends.
Morgan Vine is asked by Anjelica to look into her conviction for the murder of Karl, her ex boyfriend, by arson. To the police, it's clear cut - he had threatened to take their baby so she killed him. But Anjelica is afraid of fire and is insistent that she didn't do it.
Meanwhile Morgan's daughter, Lissa, seems to have broken up with the older boyfriend that she hadn't introduced to her mother.
They are attacked by an unknown assailant who sets fire to Lissa's hair. It seems that the boyfriend has things in common with Karl, that's because he is Karl, but noone will believe Morgan that he's alive and its down to her to prove that the investigation into his murder was flawed.
Morgan Vine is asked by Anjelica to look into her conviction for the murder of Karl, her ex boyfriend, by arson. To the police, it's clear cut - he had threatened to take their baby so she killed him. But Anjelica is afraid of fire and is insistent that she didn't do it.
Meanwhile Morgan's daughter, Lissa, seems to have broken up with the older boyfriend that she hadn't introduced to her mother.
They are attacked by an unknown assailant who sets fire to Lissa's hair. It seems that the boyfriend has things in common with Karl, that's because he is Karl, but noone will believe Morgan that he's alive and its down to her to prove that the investigation into his murder was flawed.