Jayne Ann Krentz
Jayne Ann Krentz writes an outstanding story filled with strong characters, and with her books you are guaranteed a complicated plot that will keep you entertained. From page one until you close the book, you will not want to put it down.
Trust No One
Rule one: Trust no one. Rule two: Everyone has a hidden agenda. Those are the rules extremely successful, wealthy businessman, Julius Arkwright lives by until he meets Grace Elland. Grace is like no one he has ever met. She worked as an assistant to motivational speaker Sprague Witherspoon until she finds him murdered. This isn’t the first dead body Grace has found, she found a boy locked in the basement of a deserted mental hospital with a dead woman’s body when she was only sixteen. That time, she had rescued the boy and stabbed the killer with a broken vodka bottle while escaping the crime scene. The death was ruled self defense and she was a hero for rescuing the boy and helping to solve a murder.
After finding her boss murdered in his home, Grace moves into her parents’ house in her home town of Cloud Lake. Grace’s parents have retired to Florida and her child hood home is the perfect place for her to stay until she can find a new job. Two things happen, her best friend hooks her up with a blind date with Julius Arkwright just as she starts getting threatening emails. Her best friend, Irene, is married to the town’s chief of police, Devlin Nakamura. Devlin and Julius served together in the Marines and had remained best friends. Now, all they have to do is keep Grace safe until they can figure out who killed Sprague Witherspoon, and is his death somehow connected to the first body Grace found when she was just sixteen? The story is filled with intrigue and it keeps you guessing with murder, blackmail and missing money.
A great read! I hope you enjoy Trust No One as much as I did.
Happy reading, Linda
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