Misguided Trust

by Kayden Lee

Shattered by the death of her mother, Claire’s trust in her stepdad, Max, quickly spirals into anger and suspicion as doubt over the deadly accident consumes her. Unwilling to listen to Max, and anxious to leave his grasp, Claire joins her college roommates, Stacey and Marcy, on a road trip intended to help her move on. When the trip takes a treacherous turn, and Claire finds herself at the mercy of strangers, it becomes evident that people are not always as they seem.After a whirlwind of excitement and danger, Claire must decide whom, if anyone, can actually be trusted.Misguided Trust – when trusting a stranger proves dangerous, and trusting a loved one proves deadly.

274 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 24, 2013

About the author

Kayden Lee lives in the Midwest with her loving husband and wonderful kids that she adores. After years of writing, with a bit of nudging from her friends and loved ones, ABANDONED ANGEL was published. Between taking care of her kids and husband, and reading as many books as she has time too, Kayden is currently working on a suspense/thriller, that keeps her imagination working overtime.
Kayden believes that to enjoy life you truly must allow yourself to laugh as often as you can, and feel the emotions as they develop.

Reviews

[Abi · Rating 3 out of 5]

Actual rating - 2.5

This took forever to get interesting for me, and even then I didn't love it. It wasn't awful though.

[☆Joycedale☆ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Up until 50% of this book it was only earning 1 star from me. Most of that was spent describing the 3 girls personality's and what a control freak Max is.

Then the story starts getting interesting where it earns one more star. Although what was actually happening in that town wasn't what I had expected. I just kept thinking have they not ever seen a horror movie?

The the ending had a completely surprising twist earning another star. I really did not see that coming.

The only thing I didn't understand is how someone can live there and not realize what's happening.