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Killing Me Softly
A brutal attack leaves investigative reporter Savannah Trahan scarred beneath the surface. Presumed dead, she assumes a new identity and a new life,but is determined to investgate her own "murder." When she finds herself reunited with former lovers Cain Robichaud, she learns how deep deception can lie...and that the gift of a second change should not be denied.
416 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published May 9, 2006
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About the author
Jenna Mills
31 books18 followersBest-selling author Jenna Mills grew up surrounded by the evocative plantation ruins, haunting swamps, and timeless legends of south Louisiana. She penned her first official work of fiction at the ripe old age of six, turning to suspense three years later with JACQUIE AND THE SWAMP. Since then her stories have grown in complexity, but her love for adventurous women and dangerous men has remained constant.
Jenna is a member of Romance Writers of America, Dallas Area Romance Authors, and North Louisiana Storytellers. Prior to selling her first novel, she won numerous regional and national writing contests, one of which brought her in contact with the editor who purchased her work.
When not writing stories brimming with deep emotion, steamy romance and page-turning suspense, Jenna enjoys spending time with her young daughter and her husband, as well as a house full of cats, dogs, and plants.
Jenna credits her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Cloyd Allison and Mr. & Mrs. Milton Aucoin, for teaching her everything she knows about dreams that come true and love that lasts a lifetime.
Jenna is a member of Romance Writers of America, Dallas Area Romance Authors, and North Louisiana Storytellers. Prior to selling her first novel, she won numerous regional and national writing contests, one of which brought her in contact with the editor who purchased her work.
When not writing stories brimming with deep emotion, steamy romance and page-turning suspense, Jenna enjoys spending time with her young daughter and her husband, as well as a house full of cats, dogs, and plants.
Jenna credits her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Cloyd Allison and Mr. & Mrs. Milton Aucoin, for teaching her everything she knows about dreams that come true and love that lasts a lifetime.
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June 5, 2012
This book was simply amazing. I enjoyed the emotional struggle faced by both main characters, and of course that it all works out in the end!! It has been years since I've read this book, but I can still remember how I couldn't put it down!
November 2, 2014
4.5 stars
The book was really good. The only reason its not getting 5 stars is that the scenes would keep on shifting suddenly which got really confusing because there were no marks as such to indicate that the scene was shifting.
The book was really good. The only reason its not getting 5 stars is that the scenes would keep on shifting suddenly which got really confusing because there were no marks as such to indicate that the scene was shifting.
June 1, 2014
I loved this book! Such powerful emotions between Cain and Savannah.
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