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Chapters (128)
  1. Dedication
  2. Love crime, thriller and mystery books?
  3. Prologue
  4. Sarah Morgan
  5. Adam Morgan
  6. Sarah Morgan
  7. Adam Morgan
  8. Sarah Morgan
  9. Adam Morgan
  10. Sarah Morgan
  11. Adam Morgan
  12. Sarah Morgan
  13. 10. Adam Morgan
  14. Adam Morgan
  15. 11. Sarah Morgan
  16. Sarah Morgan
  17. 12. Adam Morgan
  18. Adam Morgan
  19. 13. Adam Morgan
  20. Adam Morgan
  21. 14. Sarah Morgan
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  23. 15. Adam Morgan
  24. Adam Morgan
  25. 16. Sarah Morgan
  26. Sarah Morgan
  27. 17. Adam Morgan
  28. Adam Morgan
  29. 18. Adam Morgan
  30. Adam Morgan
  31. Two Weeks Earlier
  32. 19. Sarah Morgan
  33. Sarah Morgan
  34. 20. Adam Morgan
  35. Adam Morgan
  36. 21. Sarah Morgan
  37. Sarah Morgan
  38. 22. Adam Morgan
  39. Adam Morgan
  40. 23. Sarah Morgan
  41. Sarah Morgan
  42. 24. Adam Morgan
  43. Adam Morgan
  44. 25. Sarah Morgan
  45. Sarah Morgan
  46. 26. Adam Morgan
  47. Adam Morgan
  48. 27. Sarah Morgan
  49. Sarah Morgan
  50. 28. Adam Morgan
  51. Adam Morgan
  52. 29. Sarah Morgan
  53. Sarah Morgan
  54. 30. Adam Morgan
  55. Adam Morgan
  56. 31. Sarah Morgan
  57. Sarah Morgan
  58. 32. Adam Morgan
  59. Adam Morgan
  60. 33. Sarah Morgan
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  62. 34. Adam Morgan
  63. Adam Morgan
  64. 35. Sarah Morgan
  65. Sarah Morgan
  66. 36. Adam Morgan
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  68. 37. Sarah Morgan
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  72. 39. Sarah Morgan
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  74. 40. Adam Morgan
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  78. 42. Adam Morgan
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  80. 43. Sarah Morgan
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  86. 46. Sarah Morgan
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  90. 48. Sarah Morgan
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  94. 50. Sarah Morgan
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  104. 55. Sarah Morgan
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  108. 57. Sarah Morgan
  109. Sarah Morgan
  110. 58. Adam Morgan
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  112. 59. Sarah Morgan
  113. Sarah Morgan
  114. 60. Adam Morgan
  115. Adam Morgan
  116. 61. Sarah Morgan
  117. Sarah Morgan
  118. 62. Sarah Morgan
  119. Sarah Morgan
  120. 11 years later
  121. 63. Adam Morgan
  122. Adam Morgan
  123. 64. Sarah Morgan
  124. Sarah Morgan
  125. Acknowledgments
  126. A note from the publisher
  127. Love crime, thriller and mystery books?
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“About four weeks along. The D.A. is now looking at a double homicide, and given the brutality of the crime as well, they’ll push for the death penalty.” He thinks he’s breaking the news to me, but any competent attorney would put that together quickly.

“Was Adam the father?”

Sheriff Stevens breaks eye contact. He doesn’t want to tell me, but he already has.

“Yes.” It looks as though he’s going to say something else, but he doesn’t. He sucks back in the words and begins to pace again. He wants to be anywhere else in the world right now. I can’t fucking believe Adam got this woman pregnant. Did he know? Was he hiding it from me? Did she want money out of him or was she going to tell me? One minute, I’m confident Adam would never do this and the next, I’m not so sure. What the hell was he thinking?

Sheriff Stevens stops pacing and puts one hand on the porch post, leaning up against it. I can feel his eyes on me. “Listen, I’m going to go grab a quick coffee, and give you time to digest and finish reading over those. Would you like one?”

I don’t look up. I keep reading. “Yes, black, please.” My attention is solely focused on the task at hand.

“Okay. I’ll be back in a minute. Please don’t go in there without me.”

“In my own house?” I say with a bit of sass.

He lets out a sigh and goes down the porch steps. I look up from the paper and watch him walk away. I hadn’t really noticed how good he looked before. Tall, broad shoulders, a freshly starched shirt. Despite his shortcomings and worn-down visage, he really does have a commanding attraction to him.

“I won’t go in my house without you.”

He turns back with a slight grin, trying to force the uncomfortableness out of this conversation. “Good, I wouldn’t want to have to arrest you too. It seems to run in the family.” He chuckles and then shakes his head as he catches the awkwardness of his attempt at humor. I continue flipping through the pages, rolling my eyes at him.

Sheriff Stevens is gone no more than twenty minutes, and by the time he returns, I’ve gotten through all the information. Kelly Summers died as a result of her stab wounds. She had Rohypnol and a BAC level of .16, twice the legal driving limit. She had bruises on her back, shoulder, and hip that were caused at least twenty-four hours before she was murdered. The skin underneath her fingernails is a match with Adam. Semen was found in her vagina, anus, and mouth—and according to the DNA results, the semen is a match with Adam as well. However, there were two additional sets of DNA found in her vagina that do not match Adam.