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Forgotten Pieces - cover

Forgotten Pieces

Tyler Anne Snell

Publisher: Harlequin Intrigue

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Summary

She once accused him of murder—but now they’ve teamed up to find the real killer . . . “Mature, smart, well-developed characters [and] a jolting conclusion.” —Books & Spoons 
 
She knows who killed his wife . . . if she could only remember . . .  
 
A woman screaming into a phone sends Riker County detective Matt Walker racing to the rescue of his onetime nemesis, Maggie Carson. Four years ago, the green-eyed journalist accused him of killing his wife. 
 
Her first solid lead in the case that she can’t let go of has landed Maggie in the custody of the Alabama lawman who hates her. The single mother can’t remember the past twenty-four hours and now there’s a target on her back. As they move closer to the truth and as desire turns enemies into passionate allies, Matt will move heaven and earth to protect Maggie—and the love that’s bigger than both of them.
Available since: 01/01/2018.
Print length: 272 pages.

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