About the book:
Naomi Summers may never live to see her dreams come true.
After psychologist Naomi Summers becomes legal guardian of her murdered best friend’s daughter and estate, her dreams for a restorative retreat seem achievable. But someone has other plans for her. When her former boyfriend, Detective Max Lexington, is her only hope of survival, Naomi has to trust him. But can he ever trust the woman who abandoned him seven years ago?
My rating:
3 stars
3 stars
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My thoughts:
Dangerous Inheritance was a nice read, although I never was fully invested in the storyline and I'm not sure why....
The characters were fine and I enjoyed the mystery overall. I liked how the romance was a second chance story (one of my favorite kinds!).
All in all, I liked Dangerous Inheritance and definitely plan on continuing the series.
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