Nurse Bailey, escapes to Cedar Cabin in the wake of a false marriage and her mother's murder. While at Cedar Cabin she uncovers dark secrets about her past, and joins forces with FBI Agent Lance Phoenix, who is looking for answers to his sister's disappearance.
While you might be able to read this one as a stand alone, but because I had read the previous books in the series, I was jumping up and down in excitement as the dots got connected, as this is everything I've been waiting for since the first book.
Characters from the previous books blend together with the newcomers, Bailey and Lance, in this thrilling, fast-paced conclusion to the Lavender Tide Series. Bailey and Lance work together to unravel Bailey's past, I loved seeing all the pieces fall together with pieces I knew from the previous books, and things I didn't know at all. There is great pacing, as secrets are revealed, and near misses, all leading up to a climactic conclusion!
Lance is dedicated to his work, but finding his sister Ava, has always been in the back of his head. He admires Bailey, her giving spirit, and how much she truly cares about others. Bailey has a strong faith, and through her upbringing was tumultuous she managed to find a family wherever she went. Bailey's cat is amazing!
Overall, an amazing conclusion to a fantastic series. I loved how all the pieces fell into place in this gripping read, it had me glued to the pages and holding on tight, the pace gave room for great character growth and interaction. I don't want to give too much away, but you won't regret reading this fantastic series!
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