Edgewater

by April Christofferson

When law student Bailey Coleman steps in to save a condominium project from foreclosure, she doesn't realize that she's stumbled into a dangerous web of lies and deceit. A powerful militia with a legacy of violence and murder wants the condominium for its own dark purposes, and Bailey soon finds herself in a battle that could cost her her life.


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369 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 1, 1998

Reviews

[Patty Chapman]

Twenty-something law student meets and falls for forty-something law partner. Manages to make a comment about how he could never go for sixty-something friend because she is too old. In theory there is a mystery here, but you know who did it in the first three chapters.

[Galen Johnson]

Horrible! So predictable, the characters are shallow and way too perfect, the plot isn’t paced well, and the romance takes away from the plot. If I hadn’t been on a plane, I wouldn’t have finished it. NOT recommended, at all.

[Hildegart]

I prefer most of her other books over this one. I can't say what in particular made me give this book a two-star rating. It just didn't feel like a three-star book.

[Josiesworld]

Just a quick, fun summer read about greed but, overall, well-written and enjoyable