Buried Sins

Buried Sins (Three Sisters Inn, Book 3) (Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense #80)I enjoyed the book very much and would order again. I got my book right in good shape and right on time.

Someone is after Caroline Hampton. Her husband of only a few months is dead and she is realizing that she knew nothing at all about the man she married. Fleeing to her family's home in Amish country, Caroline will have to face all of her own fears, especially when she gets the attention of local Police Chief Zach Burkhalter. But has she been followed? What secrets will Caroline uncover? I have thoroughly enjoyed this series and it was nice to see it all conclude so satisfactorily. I must admit that I will miss visiting with the local folks of the town Marta Perry has created, however. There is such a sense of loyalty and camaraderie in this Pennsylvania town that its hard to let the residents go. Caroline has had a long and tough journey. Her issues coping with those in authority, particularly law enforcement, has its roots in her early years and it will take time, God, and the patience of Zach, for her to move forward. Marta Perry does an excellent job at showing Caroline's road back to faith, family, and love. The religious aspects of this story underpin the entire plot but are not in your face. Rather, we are shown a constant, caring God and spirituality that support loved ones in their darkest hours. BURIED SINS is a thoroughly satisfying read. COURTESY OF CK2S KWIPS AND KRITIQUES

The other two books are almost a copycat but this one is entirely different. The other two are love stories, this is a "thrilling" love story. It has some loose ends but nonetheless is a very good reading and you can read this book without reading the other two. But you can't read the second book "A Christmas to Die For" with out reading the first one "Hide in Plain Sight".

Caroline Hampton's new husband has been killed in a car crash. At first she is devastated, then she learns that Tony wasn't all she had believed. Someone wants something he had, and suddely Caroline's life is in danger. Desperate, she flees back home to the one place she feels safe, The Three Sister's Inn, and her grandmother and sisters. But is home the safe haven she expected? Zachary Burkholter, police chief of Churchville, Pennsylvania, stops Caroline for speeding the minute she hits town. From the way she behaves, he suspects she's hiding something. He plans to keep an eye on her, and not just because of his suspicion. Caroline is one attractive lady. Marta Perry's Three Sister's Inn series is extremely delightful. I have enjoyed each book, but in my opinion this is her best. Readers who want their romance spiked with a dash of suspense will love this series. If you haven't discovered Marta Perry's stories, give them a try. You'll be glad you did.