Every Breath You Take

What a breath of fresh air! Suzanne McMinn takes a tried and true storyline, the reunion of a high-school lovers years later, and puts many twists on the subject. I was pleased immediately when Natalie wasn't hiding Miller's secret baby from him and she didn't leave him in high school because she was pregnant. If either of those things had happened, as I'd read in so many books, I would have been tempted to throw the book down. Instead, McMinn gave a compelling reason why the female character left her man ten years ago, one that really made me understand how much Natalie loved Miller and been afraid she loved him too much. The whodunit also added to the suspense and tension of this well done novel. I've never read McMinn's work before, but I will certainly do it again now. My only complaint was that it ended too soon. But all in all, worth your time and money!