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CeBreeze
Is it simply a case of mistaken identity or is there something more sinister going? For four long years, Senator Robert Montgomery diligently searched for his missing wife. Presumed dead by local authorities from a suspicious boating accident, Robert refused to believe she’d drowned. When he finally thinks he’s found her, he sets out to bring her home, only is she really his wife? If so, why is she pretending to be someone else? What happened four years ago to cause her disappearance? The answer to these questions and many more are cloaked in the mystery surrounding the beautiful woman called CeBreeze.
159 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 11, 2012
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Dawn Walker
26 books3 followersHi, I'm Dawn Walker, a native of Chicago, Illinois. While in college, I majored in communications with a minor in computer science.
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December 16, 2012
What You Do In the Dark Will Come to the Light
“Somewhere in a city, on a cool evening you’ll find a cozy corner just for reading.”
Ce-Breeze Taylor, named for a favorite resort in St. Lucia, worked for her aunt Donna in a boutique in the District of Columbia. Ce-Breeze’s aunt and uncle raised her since the age of five after her parents were violently killed during the tour of duty. One evening as Ce-Breeze was leaving work a limousine practically runs her down and takes her to the estate of Senator Robert Montgomery where she is assumed to be Senator Montgomery’s missing wife of four years. Leah Montgomery mysteriously fell off their yacht and left only her sandals while Senator Montgomery was fast asleep. Senator Montgomery lived with the suspicion of four years that it was his fault that Leah could never be found. The political implications rocked him to his core. He would turn over every stone until his wife was found. Robert Montgomery realizes suddenly that Ce-Breeze could not possibly be his former wife but fails to tell anyone.
Dawn Walker’s “Ce-Breeze” was refreshingly unique and different. The story line and plot kept me on the edge of my seat. I read it in one night. It was excellent until the last gasp…I rated this book five (5) stars.
Don’t you just love a great whodunit?
Reviewed by: Marilyn
“Somewhere in a city, on a cool evening you’ll find a cozy corner just for reading.”
Ce-Breeze Taylor, named for a favorite resort in St. Lucia, worked for her aunt Donna in a boutique in the District of Columbia. Ce-Breeze’s aunt and uncle raised her since the age of five after her parents were violently killed during the tour of duty. One evening as Ce-Breeze was leaving work a limousine practically runs her down and takes her to the estate of Senator Robert Montgomery where she is assumed to be Senator Montgomery’s missing wife of four years. Leah Montgomery mysteriously fell off their yacht and left only her sandals while Senator Montgomery was fast asleep. Senator Montgomery lived with the suspicion of four years that it was his fault that Leah could never be found. The political implications rocked him to his core. He would turn over every stone until his wife was found. Robert Montgomery realizes suddenly that Ce-Breeze could not possibly be his former wife but fails to tell anyone.
Dawn Walker’s “Ce-Breeze” was refreshingly unique and different. The story line and plot kept me on the edge of my seat. I read it in one night. It was excellent until the last gasp…I rated this book five (5) stars.
Don’t you just love a great whodunit?
Reviewed by: Marilyn
April 29, 2015
Good read
This book was good from the beginning to the end. It kept me wondering what was going to happen. I hope there's a part two.
This book was good from the beginning to the end. It kept me wondering what was going to happen. I hope there's a part two.
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