Series: The Undertaker's Daughter #1
Author : Debra Webb
Author's website:https://www.debrawebb.com/
Genre: mystery /thriller
Pages :432
Publisher:MIRA
Pub:April 30,2019
Edelweiss+
Book synopsis :
Nothing stays buried forever…
Doctor Rowan Dupont knows death. She grew up surrounded by it in her family’s Victorian funeral home, and it’s haunted her since the day her twin sister drowned years ago. Between her mother’s subsequent suicide and the recent murder of her father, coming home to run the funeral home feels fitting—even if it leaves her vulnerable to an obsessive serial killer.
Rowan refuses to let fear keep her from honoring her family. But the more time she spends back in Winchester, Tennessee, the more she finds herself questioning what really happened that fateful summer. Had her sister’s death truly been an accident? And what pushed their mother to take her own life? The dark lake surrounding Rowan’s hometown holds as many secrets as the bodies that float in its chilling depths. But Rowan is running out of time if she’s going to uncover the truth before somebody sinks her for good.
My thoughts:
Rating:5
Would I continue on with the series : yes
Would I recommend it?yes
Will I read anything else by this author? A big yes
Wow just wow , I couldn't put it down at all , once I started reading it I was hooked , I had to keep reading and find out more about Rowan and her family secrets as well as how they might have ties to a serial killer. And what his ties is and was to Rowan. Plus I love the slight romance feel it gives off between Rowan and a certain police chief , and how her characters come to life the more you read. And when you think you got one thing figured out something pops up and knocks you for a loop , which also make it hard for you to put the book down . What a great way to start a new series ,and because of that I now wish I had the second book already because I need more of it to read.With That said I want to thank Edelweiss+ and MIRA for letting me read and review it exchange for my honest opinion.
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