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NEW REVIEW: Shelia M. Goss - Savannah's Curse

Savannah's CurseShelia M. Goss - 
Savannah's Curse - 
Available February 22, 2011 - 
5 out of 5 books - 


When Savannah Blake discovers her father murdered, she refuses to let anyone stop her from finding the culprit, especially Troy Bridges. Special operative turned private security owner Troy Bridges has a promise to keep and a score to settle. Troy is not sure what to expect when he sees Savannah again for the first time in 10 years, but nothing can prepare him for the rush of feelings he has once he does.

Savannah and her sisters, Montana and Asia, don't know who to trust. Troy is the only person that seems to know anything about Major's death, but Savannah is not sure she can trust him again, especially with her heart. When things start to get dangerous, Troy vows to do whatever it takes to help the Blake sisters find their father's killer and win back Savannah's love in the process.

Death, deception, danger, and desire are all adjectives to describe this amazing romantic adventure. From the prologue to the last chapter, Shelia M. Goss will have you guessing. When you think you've put the clues together and figured it out, she throws you another curve ball. Savannah's Curse is an excellently written story with a fantastic plot and great character development. Savannah's Curse is a page turner from beginning to end!

Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

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Unknown said…
I've never read an adult Sheila Goss book. I did read the Lip Stick Chronicles and brought copies for 2 of my god children. They are waiting for more...LOL

Thanks for this review it has sparked my interest its been a while since I read a mystery.
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