Book description
Flynn's girlfriend, January, is missing. All eyes are on Flynn—he must know something. After all, he was—is—her boyfriend. They were together the night before she disappeared.
But Flynn has a secret of his own. As he struggles to uncover the truth about January's disappearance, he must also face the truth…
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The blurb from this novel is what pulled me in initially and the story and writing kept me riveted. Flynn’s girlfriend disappears. It appears she may have been murdered and Flynn is the main person of interest. It rests on Flynn to find out what’s happened to her, both because he cares about her and also because he is innocent. He bravely must plunge ahead and figure out who would want to harm January. What he uncovers endangers his own life yet also forces him to contend with a secret he has been keeping from himself. Another story with a…
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