Review : Incriminating Evidence

Incriminating Evidence by Amanda Stevens

(Twilight's Children #2)

Genre: Contemporary, Mystery, Suspense, 

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Pages: 256

Published: May 21st 2019 by Harlequin Intrigue

Sometimes secrets are better left in the past 

Renowned anthropologist Catherine March fears she's the biological daughter of a convicted serial killer. Tormented for years by nightmares and vague memories, she'd make a deal with the devil to investigate her mysterious adoption. Nick LaSalle eagerly takes the case, determined to prove someone is willing to kill to keep Catherine's past buried. But when the evidence hits too close to Nick's home, he has a choice to make--uncover the truth or protect his reputation and family name...

Catherine has been having some vivid nightmares and possible memories surfacing that shes worried and suspects that she might be the daughter of a well known twilight serial killer. After finding some strange evidence by her adoptive mother it lead her to Nick LaSalle and sees if he can look into the case for her. But it looks like the more they dive in the more secrets are exposed and there is clearly someone out there who wants to keep things quiet.

I thought that this was a romantic mystery thriller but the more I'm thinking about it, its not and I'm not mad about it. Not sure where I got that assumption from, clearly they are going to have some kind of connection to eachother but it wasn't the main focus of the story which I loved about this book. I loved getting to know more about Catherines characters and seeing how they were piecing things together. I loved watching as the mystery was unfolding and wondering who can she really trust when it came to this book. I loved that this book turned out nothing like I thought it would and I loved it all the same.