Someone is coming for Fenwood-On-Sea’s mystery man. Alec Thatch is determined not to let it happen.
Frederick Priest is a man shrouded in mystery. What Alec knows of his role for king and country during The Great War is limited. But she knows enough. Somewhere along the way, Frederick made a powerful enemy. An enemy willing to kill a lot of men to get to him.
Meanwhile, a distant cousin of Merry’s has hired a private investigator in an effort to overturn her inheritance, and strange rumors are spreading through town about the new arrival to the hospital.
Alec and Merry are fighting for more than a good friend’s life. They’re fighting for their own.
It was definitely interesting, but I wish it didn't end so soon. Also, this book needs serious editing. There were many redundancies and grammatical errors. It really kills the flow of the story when you have to stop and try to figure it what the author was trying to say. I'm not used to it being this bad from this author.