review-the last to die book

The title The Last To Die - Revenge of the Past Love Author Beverly Barton Publisher Dastan Books Date of issue July – 2010 The Last To Die, is a continuation of the series of Cherokee Pointe, which if nyadar style to something you all, previous novel The Fifth Victim, is the preamble of the series. In her latest novel, BB tells the story of Jasmine aka Jazzy Talbot. Early spring, residents of Cherokee Pointe shocked by murder of Jamie Upton, grandson of the richest man in the area who will perform the wedding three weeks away. Several witnesses saw on the night of the killing Jamie, he left with a woman physical traits similar to Jazzy. The whole accusation directed at Jazzy, especially given the track record Jazzy relationship with Jamie. Everyone knows. Jamie Jazzy crazy, and vice versa, though a few months ago Jazzy has vowed not to ignore Jamie again, to cut all kinds of relationships they have. Jazzy friends, Jacob, Genny, Dallas, even Caleb-the handsome bouncer who fancies same Jazzy Jazzy and also fancies him-Jazzy not believe that the perpetrators of the murder. Yes, Jazzy was never threatened to shoot Jamie a few months earlier, but Jazzy not people who would do something like that murder. They all took turns keeping Jazzy, because Genny, familiar friend Jazzy, with psychic abilities, saying that the killer was also targeting Jazzy. As usual, if you've no story watch-guard, usually begin to appear that the cupid. This time the cupid arrows shot toward Caleb McCord. Caleb came to Cherokee Pointe to find out his past, delaying the ultimate goal to get close-Jazzy deket same, so also he is willing to be a bouncer at the bar Jazzy. Because these cases arise, they are getting closer, though both are problematic in terms of expressing feelings. As a fan of romantic-suspense story, the novel is a nice BB, unfortunately less stressful. Pas clay book also somewhat surprised, really thin, but usually rada tebel. But weve seen from the story content, maybe not the contrived story rambling in order to add a thick book, because it will actually be nonsense