Helen R. Myers

Campbell Cody twice experiences the strike of lightning and both times prove to be deadly portents. The first time she loses her friend and her job as police officer. The second time Maida Livingstone, the dear old woman she was hired to protect, disappears. Jackson Blade has also lost someone--a teenage girl he was tracking as part of a drug investigation, an investigation that uncovers a connection to Maida...and Campbell. With the sexual tension sizzling, can Jackson and Campbell work together to solve the mystery of so much misfortune before lightning strikes again?… (more)

I loathe and despise the way this book went.. I honestly had high hopes for it! The writing was witty, characters had potential, but honestly half way through chapter two I was ready to slap the heroine... I get sadness and death, but 4 years later, I felt like she was just in denial or simply being mean. and no one likes a pushover I wanted the hero to grow a pair!! LIKE for real though!! I really disliked the heroine like so much, like the author forgot she was writing a romance and I felt the late husband was this huge insurmountable object that just wouldn't move... Honestly I dislike widow/widower storylines because sometimes it loses something!!! BUT THIS WAS TORTURE!… (more)

I loathe and despise the way this book went.. I honestly had high hopes for it! The writing was witty, characters had potential, but honestly half way through chapter two I was ready to slap the heroine... I get sadness and death, but 4 years later, I felt like she was just in denial or simply being mean. and no one likes a pushover I wanted the hero to grow a pair!! LIKE for real though!! I really disliked the heroine like so much, like the author forgot she was writing a romance and I felt the late husband was this huge insurmountable object that just wouldn't move... Honestly I dislike widow/widower storylines because sometimes it loses something!!! BUT THIS WAS TORTURE!… (more)