We begin the story with Lily and Andy meeting in the night. A sudden fire kills both their fathers and after that, Andy disappears. Four years later, we find that Lily has now lost her mother as well and needs to find a job and make her own way.
Drew is shocked when he sees Lily at his friend's house. He's regretted leaving her, but he felt he had little choice if he wanted her to be safe. Now that he's seen her again, he wants to make things right between them, but he's also going to have to protect her from a ruthless killer that has a liking for blonds.
I enjoyed this story. It was an easy read and I loved the characters. A specific death in there made me sad, but overall the story was a good one. I liked reading the development of the character of Belle a great deal. The suspense was also well written and I wasn't aware of the extent of the plot until the end.
As of now, the only other thing I see connected to this story is a novella called Bluebonnet Bride. I'm making sure to keep an eye out for it, because we're not quite resolved on the issues surrounding the White family and they are the focus of that story. Good Book!
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