The Hidden Heir [Large Print]

Victoria Colby-Camp has the highest expectations for all of her staff at the Colby Agency. Keith Devers has worked for several years in the research department but this is his first investigative assignment. The task seems relatively easy: locate the missing son of wealthy mogul Desmond Van Valkenberg- a son whose very existence has remained a secret until now. Van Valkenberg is dying, however, and says he wants to see his son before his death. Ashley Orrick has been on the run for over 9 years. She's terrified of Van Valkenberg and is willing to sacrifice anything to keep her son, Jamie, safe. She is ecstatic at the thought that Van Valkenberg might be dying but doesn't trust his sudden interest in Jamie. Keith suspects there is more to this case than the simple abduction by a gold digger as reported by Van Valkenberg. Will Keith and Ashley be able to trust one another in time? Debra Webb has created perhaps the most diabolical cast of characters yet with THE HIDDEN HEIR. The nefarious and twisted plotting will have readers' hearts racing as they rush to the conclusion of this stunning new entry in the Colby Agency series. The seemingly simple plot takes several very unusual turns as Ashley begins sharing her dark secrets with Keith. Keith is afraid to trust his instincts and believe Ashley's outrageous story as he feels he is failing his first assignment by questioning the motives of the client, Van Valkenberg. The level of suspense increases rapidly as the climax of THE HIDDEN HEIR approaches and no one will want to put this book down until the last page is read! THE HIDDEN HEIR demonstrates once again that Debra Webb is a master at crafting romantic suspense stories with strong female characters. This reviewer automatically buys any book by Ms. Webb as she always delivers such a fantastic story. Her ongoing Colby Agency series only continues to get better with each stand alone installment. THE HIDDEN HEIR is one gem readers should not miss out on! COURTESY OF CK2S KWIPS AND KRITIQUES