I love Colleen Coble’s books and I couldn’t put Seagrass
Pier down. Although this is the third book in the series it could be a
stand-alone much like the rest of her series books.
Elin Summerall, a widow, is
recovering from a heart transplant when she starts to get vivid details about
her donor’s murder. The details come to her in dreams, and it feels to Elin as
if she is being murdered herself. The
police are skeptical of the “cell memory” that she is having. But when she it
gets out the killer of her donor comes after her. Agent Marc Everton, an off duty FBI agent and had
a one night stand with Elin in a moment of weakness five years earlier. One
look at Elin’s daughter and Marc knows that he’s her father.
True to Ms Coble’s writing style
this book is filled with twists and turns, lots of action, and some romance to
boot. It may be a little farfetched with the whole cell memory concept and the
reality of whether or not it’s possible or real but if you can get passed that and
take it for what is the book is wonderful.
I received this book at no charge
from www.booklookbloggers.com in
exchange for an honest review.
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