Living Lies (Harbored Secrets #1) by Natalie Walters -- Review

About the Book

In the little town of Walton, Georgia, everybody knows your name--but no one knows your secret. At least that's what Lane Kent is counting on when she returns to her hometown with her five-year-old son. Dangerously depressed after the death of her husband, Lane is looking for hope. What she finds instead is a dead body.

Lane must work with Walton's newest deputy, Charlie Lynch, to uncover the truth behind the murder. But when that truth hits too close to home, she'll have to decide if saving the life of another is worth the cost of revealing her darkest secret.

Debut novelist Natalie Walters pulls you to the edge of your seat on the first page and keeps you there until the last in this riveting story that will have you believing no one is defined by their past.

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About the Author

My world revolves around GIJOE and our three adult (or almost adult) children who keep my life anything but predictable. Our boots hit the ground wherever the Army sends us but home is when we’re all together no matter the zipcode. My passion is writing stories where adventure meets love and share my belief that life rooted in purpose is a story worth telling.

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Review

 
Natalie Walters will keep readers on the edge of their seats with her romantic suspense novel Living Lies.  Not only is this an excellent suspense story, but Walters also brings to light the struggles of those with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and thoughts of suicide.  This story has so many mix of emotions that readers will explore throughout the telling of it.  An intense and powerful story, this well-written book is filled with the perfect combination and build-up of romance and suspense.  This is an outstanding well-paced story that readers will not be able to set down.
 
Series: Harboroed Secrets
Genre: romantic suspense, contemporary, mystery
Publisher: Revell
Publication date: May 21, 2019
Number of pages: 338
 
A review copy of this book was provided by Revell.  A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.